The online casino comparison site uncovers how public interest in different types of gaming has changed because of the coronavirus.
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Malta Gaming Authority, police team up to fight illegal gambling
Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is now going to work hand-in-hand with local law enforcement to push out illegal gambling on the Mediterranean island nation.
‘Vegas Dave’ escapes jail, but still barred from Vegas venues
David Oancea won’t be going to jail after being found guilty of stealing social security numbers to create false casino accounts and hide his winnings.
Analysts re-evaluate major US casinos after revenue drops
This is causing a number of analysts to re-evaluate their position on the major casino operators and to revise their views of the operators’ futures.
Ohio, Nevada look to avoid a confrontation with DOJ
Both Ohio and Nevada are rewriting their respective legislation to change how online gambling is worded in hopes that this could stave off any DOJ attack.
Malaysia wants to get serious on illegal gambling
Law enforcement offices have stepped up their efforts to rid the streets of the activity, helping the legal gambling houses to enjoy better success.
US-led casino pipeline could hurt Asia’s market: Union Gaming
The U.S. gaming industry wants to put together a $65-billion development pipeline that would see the construction of new casinos and resorts across Asia.
Ohio’s sports gambling plans may be delayed
The House bill has the Ohio Lottery Commission would regulate an industry that could contain as many as 1,000 sportsbooks across the state.
Macau’s Fisherman’s Wharf to get a VR zone
Launched through a partnership between Macau Fisherman’s Wharf and Japan-based Bandai Namco, the hot spot’s new VR Zone should officially launch this fall.
