MGM Resorts' Macau unit set quarterly revenue and market-share records in 3Q26 while parent MGM Resorts reported US$4.2bn in revenue and a US$17m loss amid Las

Caesars Entertainment's digital unit improved sharply in the quarter even as its estimated US online casino share slipped to 6.4% and group losses widened.

The Australian casino operator posted positive EBITDA on higher casino revenue and lower costs, though analysts flag remaining financial risk.

Fresh UK gambling tax increases are drawing industry warnings about competitiveness as political talks over Gibraltar-based operators continue.

The credit research firm sees Macau's roughly US$29.2bn full-year gross gaming revenue target as achievable despite softer investment flows into the territory.

Brazil's top court will weigh proposals to restrict or ban betting, a key risk for the country's fast-growing regulated market.

Chilean senators are proposing outright bans as the country's online gambling framework advances, complicating the regulated market's outlook.

Flutter is pulling its Betfair brand from the Italian market as new rules reshape the country's betting landscape.

Investigators in Cosenza allege a slot machine fraud network operated with inside help at the national gambling regulator.

The Macau operator is tapping debt markets to refinance existing obligations, and parent Las Vegas Sands faces questions on valuation as Marina Bay Sands earnin

The ruling supports Melco's effort to recover gambling debts from a former high-roller, a case watched by Macau junket creditors.

The Vietnamese integrated resort is expanding commercial reach in Asia as it seeks new source markets and partners.

The recently opened South Korean casino will halt operations for two months, a setback for Jeju's foreigner-only gaming market.

MGM expects Osaka-region residents to make up 54% of visitors to its planned Japanese IR, shaping the project's demand assumptions.

Danish regulators are moving to curb loot-box style mechanics in games played by minors, part of a wider European push on gambling-adjacent products.

Liberia's new gaming framework sets licence fees and introduces oversight for prediction markets, expanding regulated online gambling in West Africa.

Australian authorities warned ex-players for advertising an unlicensed offshore casino, highlighting enforcement of the country's online gambling ad rules.

Regulators are weighing controls on prepaid betting vouchers as South Africa debates consumer protection in mobile wagering.