Bet365 has halted all phone betting in a move that symbolically ends an era of sports betting that is unlikely to bet repeated. It's also a move that's being done without redundancies. ... Read more

A Canadian online poker player is suing Loto-Quebec for allegedly, inadvertently, revealing hole cards without permission. That glitch may have given some players a major advantage. ... Read more

GVC Holdings is batting .500 against UK ad regulators when it comes to contesting the minutiae of their online casino advertisements. Our thoughts and prayers are with the GVC employees who have to deal with these issues. ... Read more

Swedish advertising regulators are coming down on the Kindred Group's Maria Casino for merely saying that they're the most popular casino. What is this, high school? ... Read more

Revenue from UK gambling operators was pretty weak in 2019, despite some significant growth in the online betting sectors. But it's all going to seem like great news compared to 2020. ... Read more

California Indian tribes are introducing their own sports betting legislation that ices out Cali card rooms and puts the tribes on top. Is California gambling just impossible to legislate? ... Read more

Two men were arrested after NSW police alleged they were betting on the National Rugby League Awards using insider information. If convicted, they face up to ten years in prison. ... Read more

Visa appears to be cutting ties with German-facing online gambling operators in a move that's throwing that market into chaos. But, so far, there appears to be no consistent policy behind the move. ... Read more

UK betting shops were cleared for a June 15 reopening in time to, hopefully, take advantage of the June 16 Royal Ascot races. Will UK consumers be ready to step out of their homes for gambling? ... Read more

Aristocrat, the Australian owner of social gaming giant Big Fish Games has reached an out-of-court settlement in its Washington State case. The question regarding games of chance vs. skill remains unanswered. ... Read more