The UK Gambling Commission is pushing back on allegations made in a PricewaterhouseCoopers study on the impact of black market gambling. The problem, they say, is nowhere near as bad as suggested. ... Read more

New Jersey gambling regulators are warning sports betting operators that slow walking withdrawals is something they won't be tolerating. It's a major statement from a major US market. ... Read more

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is eyeing regulated sports betting as a potential cure for COVID-induced revenue deficits in 2021. But the vagaries of tribal gaming may make the plan difficult. ... Read more

The Australian Government is making life hard for blood dopers and sports betting cheats with its new Sports Integrity Advisory Council. It's part of a larger movement to reign in the unregulated world of sports. ... Read more

Casino magnate and right wing political activist Sheldon Adelson died this week at his home in Malibu, California at the age of 87. His impact on the gambling industry is undeniable. ... Read more

When the US President cavalierly banned a group of eight Chinese payment apps, he inadvertently struck a major blow to some US gambling ops. Will Sheldon Adelson ask for his money back? ... Read more

Sports betting markets are reacting to the disgraceful insurrection this week in the United States with new numbers on a Trump resignation. Americans, of course, cannot legally get in on the action. ... Read more

A former video games executive is defending his industry's prolific use of loot boxes saying, that they're definitely not a form of gambling. Unlike real gambling, he says, you get something every turn. ... Read more

A pandemic-induced budget deficit has New York Governor Andrew Cuomo newly open to the prospect of mobile sports betting in the Empire State. ... Read more

South Korean casino operator Landing International is reeling from the news that an employee is missing, along with $13.4 million in cash. The potential embezzlement has halted company construction plans. ... Read more