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Mozambique advances standalone online gambling framework

Mozambique is moving ahead with a standalone regulatory framework for online gambling, separating digital operations from the licensing regime governing land-based casinos. The Council of

DATA.BET brings esports betting to Hollywoodbets

DATA.BET a leading sportsbook solution supplier, has signed a new partnership with Hollywoodbets, South Africa’s most prominent sports and entertainment betting operator. The operator was looking for

Kalshi challenges New York prediction market enforcement

Kalshi has questioned New York’s treatment of rival prediction market Polymarket as it fights a state lawsuit seeking to stop its operations and recover billions

Papaya secures US protection in Skillz dispute

Papaya Gaming has secured temporary protection for its US assets as the Israeli mobile gaming company challenges a US$719m judgment arising from its legal dispute

Bloomberry founder Razon tops Philippines Rich List

Enrique Razon Jr., Bloomberry Resorts Chairman & CEO, has become the Philippines’ richest person for the first time after his estimated fortune almost doubled during

Trump promotes casino worker tax breaks in Las Vegas

US President Donald Trump has used an appearance at Red Rock Casino Resort in Las Vegas to promote tax deductions on tipped and overtime income,

Estonia considers wider gambling exclusion powers

Estonia is considering allowing family members and courts to initiate gambling exclusions as part of a wider review of the country’s Gambling Act. Almost 21,000

PENN considers return to Las Vegas Strip

PENN Entertainment would consider returning to the Las Vegas Strip through an acquisition if the right property becomes available, chief executive officer Jay Snowden has

Denmark opens land-based casino licence round

Spillemyndigheden, The Danish Gambling Authority, has opened applications for land-based casino licences lasting up to 10 years. Operators must submit completed applications and supporting documents

Malta challenges proposed EU gambling levy

Malta has joined Italy, Portugal and Spain in opposing a potential EU-wide online gambling levy that could raise around €1.9bn (US$2.2bn) a year for the

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Mozambique advances standalone online gambling framework

DATA.BET brings esports betting to Hollywoodbets

Kalshi challenges New York prediction market enforcement

Papaya secures US protection in Skillz dispute

Bloomberry founder Razon tops Philippines Rich List

Trump promotes casino worker tax breaks in Las Vegas

Estonia considers wider gambling exclusion powers

PENN considers return to Las Vegas Strip

Denmark opens land-based casino licence round

Malta challenges proposed EU gambling levy

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