The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has issued a public warning regarding several online gaming websites falsely claiming affiliation with the regulatory body. This move underscores the MGA's commitment to consumer protection and maintaining the integrity of Malta's gaming industry.
In a significant move for the iGaming industry, leading content provider Pragmatic Play has announced the debut of its sports…
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has released its August 2024 gaming revenue report, revealing a nuanced picture…
In a significant move for the online gaming industry, leading companies have come together to form the Social and Promotional…
In a significant move that further solidifies its presence in the world of football, Kaizen Gaming’s Betano brand has secured…
The Australian government has refuted media reports claiming that a decision has been made regarding the implementation of a …
In a move set to diversify its gaming offerings, NetBet UK has announced a strategic partnership with Swedish iGaming develop…
Leading iGaming and sports betting operator BetMGM has announced the highly anticipated launch of its Wheel of Fortune Online…
In a move that expands its suite of financial services, Revolut has announced the launch of a cash deposit feature for its UK…
A widespread technology outage caused by a faulty CrowdStrike update has affected numerous online gambling operators worldwid…
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