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Tombola to Require Dutch Affiliates to Pay to Show Compliance
December 3, 2021

Tombola to Require Dutch Affiliates to Pay to Show Compliance

As the Netherlands advances its online gaming market, one company wants to make sure it doesn't pay the price for its affiliates' actions. Online bingo site Tombola is going to require affiliates to complete a...

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Encore Boston Harbor Garage Gunfire Inquiry by Massachusetts Police Continues
December 2, 2021

Encore Boston Harbor Garage Gunfire Inquiry by Massachusetts Police Continues

Today, Massachusetts State Police (MSP) started investigating bullets fired in the Encore Boston Harbor parking garage Wednesday night. No one was injured in the Everett, Mass. incident and no arrests were made. Cops seized evidence...

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South Korea Returns COVID-19 Travel Regulations, Squashes Gaming Recovery
December 2, 2021

South Korea Returns COVID-19 Travel Regulations, Squashes Gaming Recovery

South Korea is bringing back travel and quarantine requirements for new arrivals into the country. This is bad news for the countries casinos, one of which just celebrated a potential sign of economic recovery. The...

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Universal Hotels and Resorts Advances Nustar Resort and Casino in the Philippines
December 2, 2021

Universal Hotels and Resorts Advances Nustar Resort and Casino in the Philippines

In spite of the obstacles COVID-19 brought to the global casino industry, Universal Hotels and Resorts is moving forward. The company is almost ready to deliver a new resort to the Philippines, with its Nustar...

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Trey Songz Investigated In Alleged Sex Assault at Vegas’ Cosmopolitan
December 2, 2021

Trey Songz Investigated In Alleged Sex Assault at Vegas’ Cosmopolitan

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas was the site of a recent alleged sexual assault, involving popular R&B singer Trey Songz. The Strip incident was reported to Metro police on Sunday. Police are continuing to investigate...

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Greentube Alderney Hit With Massive Fines Over Money Laundering Failings
December 2, 2021

Greentube Alderney Hit With Massive Fines Over Money Laundering Failings

Novomatic-owned Greentube Alderney has become the latest target of the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC). The online gaming operator has been slapped with fines tied to two of its platforms, admiralcasino.co.uk and bellfruitcasino.com. According to the...

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Imperial Pacific Magically Finds $2m to Stop Asset Auctions
December 1, 2021

Imperial Pacific Magically Finds $2m to Stop Asset Auctions

Imperial Pacific International (IPI) continues to prove it can work miracles. The company behind the now-shuttered Imperial Palace casino in Saipan just pulled a rabbit out of its hat. It founds some money that, for...

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Florida Sports Betting Case: Pari-Mutuels Say Seminoles Knew Compact was ‘Dubious’
December 1, 2021

Florida Sports Betting Case: Pari-Mutuels Say Seminoles Knew Compact was ‘Dubious’

Lawyers for two Florida pari-mutuel operators urged a federal appellate court Tuesday not to reverse a lower court’s decision nullifying a mobile sports betting compact. That's because they claim the injuries tribal leaders claim were...

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Australia Government Taps Local Soccer Team to Promote Sports without Sports Betting
December 1, 2021

Australia Government Taps Local Soccer Team to Promote Sports without Sports Betting

The government of South Australia is hoping a partnership with a soccer team will help deter the interest in sports betting. Adelaide United Football Club has been tapped to appear in ad campaigns designed to...

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Soccer Friendlies Linked to Match-Fixing, New Research Study Shows
December 1, 2021

Soccer Friendlies Linked to Match-Fixing, New Research Study Shows

New research led by Cyprus' University of Nicosia Research Foundation seems to indicate that soccer "friendlies" are ripe targets for match-fixing. A three-year study found that the friendlies had more suspicious activity than other games....

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