The year-on-year pullback against a tough comparable and five consecutive months of decline raise questions about the pace and durability of Macau's gaming reco

A statewide vote on legalizing online sports betting tied to property-tax relief would expand the US regulated market if approved.

The New Brunswick community's rules add a new sovereign-operator model to the fast-expanding North American prediction markets debate.

Enforcement action against offshore operators follows the province's launch of a regulated igaming market.

The REIT's regional portfolio strength contrasts with Macau weakness and signals durable US regional casino cash flows for landlords.

Early handle and revenue figures show strong uptake following the province's market opening, giving regulators a case study for other jurisdictions.

MGM's quarterly results showed a modest revenue decline and Strip weakness, with the BetMGM and LeoVegas-led digital arm narrowing its loss as growth slowed.

Macau's October gross gaming revenue declined year over year, pressuring operators with Macau exposure.

Gaming industry donors are backing incumbent Lombardo in the Nevada governor's race, a contest with direct influence over state casino regulation.

Las Vegas Strip landowners have submitted competing sites as the city weighs an NBA expansion bid.

The Sahara becomes an early Strip adopter of cryptocurrency payments at the casino cage, testing digital-asset acceptance in regulated gaming.

Caesars drops paid self-parking at eight Strip properties, reversing a fee that had drawn customer criticism.

The second-deepest monthly drop of the year extended Macau's gaming revenue decline even as Golden Week lifted visitor numbers.

The fundraising would bolster the balance sheet of the Resorts World Sentosa operator amid regional competition.

Preliminary data show gaming weakness dragging on the wider Macau economy, which grew to US$13.1 billion in the quarter.

The NBA team tie-up marks another move by prediction markets into mainstream US sports sponsorships.

The Philippine operator moves to run its own online gaming platform rather than rely on third-party suppliers.

A California tribal casino project survived a court challenge, though the ruling is being appealed.

The decline in the world's largest gaming hub comes despite seasonal demand drivers, underscoring pressure on Macau operators heading into the fourth quarter.

Weak gambling output is now a measurable drag on Macau's broader economy, with gaming services cited as a main factor in the slowdown.

The French operator's entry into Italy expands its regulated footprint in a major European market with a recent online gambling tender.

The payment data undercuts the idea of a clear divide between black-market and licensed play, informing UK regulatory debates on enforcement.

The REIT's results reflect steady regional casino demand, a key read-through for landlords and operators focused on US regional markets.

Early handle and revenue figures suggest the newly regulated Canadian province is off to a strong commercial start.

A Citizens report shows online casino growth in the US slowed to its weakest quarterly pace on record.

A Nebraska vote on sports betting is being watched for its potential impact on operators such as DraftKings.

Investors weighed DraftKings' new prediction app as the company pushes into prediction markets.

Analysts are debating whether prediction markets represent an opportunity or a threat to DraftKings.

Monthly state handle figures show the scale of Massachusetts' regulated sports betting market.

Ontario's regulated iGaming market reported sharply higher sports betting revenue for the month.

A widening report alleges poker helper apps were exploited in a coordinated scheme against online players, with losses estimated at up to $4M.

The state action escalates the legal fight over prediction-market products that regulators argue function as unlicensed gambling.

Hoebe closed out a €207,000 title in Madrid ahead of a final table that included Shylko, Bedell and Barbero.

The Korean Poker Championship series in Jeju wrapped its marquee events with titles for Han and Ngo.

The Mediterranean festival posted a strong turnout, with a huge late pot altering the Day 2 chip picture.

The PokerGO Tour Sprint series added another winner as its short-format event schedule continued.

No ticket matched the Halloween drawing, pushing the multi-state game's top prize toward $800 million ahead of Monday night.

The other major US game's top prize grew after the Oct. 30 drawing produced no grand-prize winner.

The state's regulated online and retail sportsbooks reported sharply higher revenue year over year.

Secondary-tier prizes were claimed in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York even as the jackpot rolled over.

State lottery officials delayed the annual drawing, citing unspecified technical problems.

A market research report sizes the global online lottery segment and forecasts its growth trajectory.

Brazilian lawmakers are weighing how a regulated market can displace clandestine operators, with a study of 11 countries and INSS data on gambling-related absen

Growing regulatory attention on sportsbook practices follows a wave of US state-level licensing and advertising battles.

Swedish regulator Spelinspektionen withdrew the licence after the operator ignored a directive to stop targeting local players.

The donation, tied to a candidate aligned with sports betting expansion, prompted Ricketts, Spellerberg and Foley to withdraw support before Tuesday's vote.

The finding that illegal-site users remain largely active on licensed sites undercuts a key argument for tougher black-market enforcement.

Three Indiana counties decide whether to permit a new casino, a vote that could reshape the state's gaming map.

The decline signals sustained softness in the world's largest gaming hub even with major holiday and sports-driven traffic.

MGM's Vegas softness weighed on earnings, but analysts point to Macau strength as a stabilizer for the company's results.

GLPI's record quarter underscores the durability of regional casino real estate demand even as Las Vegas trends soften.

Rivian's delivery record came alongside investor concern over the EV maker's share price decline.

Growth at the safer-gambling software provider reflects rising regulatory and operator demand for harm monitoring tools.

Institutional position changes in casino operators and REITs are routine portfolio adjustments, not strategic signals.