Britain's Budget raised Machine Games Duty to 25%, prompting operators to warn of job cuts, illegal market growth, and a hit to horse racing funding.

The Dutch regulator's 2025 market data show a sharp contraction in online gross gaming revenue as tax increases and stricter rules bite.

The Philippine regulator's e-gaming segment contraction drove the decline, reflecting pressure on the country's offshore and online sector.

The prediction market's suit escalates the legal fight over whether event contracts count as regulated sports betting.

The former NBA player's plea is one of the highest-profile prosecutions in the US sports betting integrity crackdown.

The province is soliciting major private investment to expand casino capacity in the Niagara region.

Quarterly results from three major operators framed the week's industry financial news.

Reporting shows the attorney general's campaign accepted gambling-sector money while his office cracks down on online gambling.

The finding is central to industry arguments that tax-driven price rises push players to unlicensed operators.

The election result could reshape Brazil's regulated online gaming market, one of Latin America's largest.

The Manila property will offer remote gaming, online casino games, and sports betting on its own platform.

BetMGM's early Alberta performance is a marker for the newly opened Canadian market's competitive dynamics.

The billion-dollar monthly handle cements Illinois as a top-tier US sports betting market.

Pennsylvania legislators are forming a caucus focused on problem gambling amid rising sportsbook participation.

The governance amendment limits the stake and voting arrangement at the casino operator.

Chile's online gambling legislation moved forward but remains contested over tax rates and licensing terms.

Italy is planning a substantial gambling-sector revenue contribution in its 2027 budget.

Sweepstakes operators are exiting Oklahoma ahead of a regulatory deadline, a sign of tightening US sweepstakes enforcement.