The league’s executive VP recognizes that game officials have not been able to properly manage the new rule.
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The controversial figure at the center of a corruption scandal sues for wrongful termination, and wants over $2 million he believes owed to him.
Philippine regulators want a closer look at Suncity/Suntrust deal
The Philippines SEC is concerned about lack of minority participation in Suncity’s stake purchase of Suntrust Home Developers.
Ukraine closes illegal gambling houses as legislation talks continue
More than 900 illegal gambling venues shut down over the last month as the country continues to debate legalization of the activity.
Domestic public interest in Japan’s IR scene is waning
Bribery scandals have a majority of Japanese citizens calling on the government to reconsider its plans, putting the future for casinos in Japan in doubt.
Penn National rumored to be purchasing Barstool Sports
The gambling giant might be looking to add a sports media company to its portfolio, increasing its visbility in the online space.
Australian regulators continue crackdown on offshore gambling sites
The ACMA has issued another order for ISPs to block additional illegal gambling sites.
Singapore match-fixing leader Dan Tan out of prison
The head of the “most aggressive” match-fixing syndicate spent almost six years behind bars for his crimes.
The Drew Las Vegas has 2022 launch as regulators say yes to license
The casino is expected to be completed sometime in the fall of 2022 if everything stays on track, now that it has its approval to go forward.
