Nevada casinos report only $3.6m in gaming revenue during the month of April due to the COVID-19 lockdown keeping them shut for the whole month.
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New Zealand TAB site forced to block Australian bettors
The New Zealand Racing Board's TAB betting site is forced to cut ties with its Australian customers as new Aussie gambling rules take effect.
OPAP profits fall one-third on costs of new product rollouts
Greek betting and lottery operator OPAP reports Q2 profits down one-third as revenue falls and costs rise due to new VLT and SSBT product rollouts.
Atlantic City casinos enter autumn on a roll
Atlantic City's eight surviving casinos close out strong summer with more gains in August, as brick-and-mortar gaming revenue rises 3.5%.
New Jersey online poker sites grateful for summer’s end
New Jersey's online gambling operators extend streak of +$20m revenue to six straight months; new rules for online live dealer blackjack.
Republic of Georgia considering online gambling prohibition
The Republic of Georgia reportedly considering whether to push for total online gambling ban as part of gambling regulatory overhaul.
Cambodia’s overdue gaming law update ready for cabinet okay
Cambodia's long-awaited update to its casino gaming law is reportedly ready to submit to cabinet for approval, although we've heard this tune before.
Philippines bust more South Korean online gambling ops
Philippine police break up yet another South Korean-led illegal online gambling ring, arresting nine individuals while pursuing six who got away.
Vancouver’s newest and biggest casino gets opening date
After numerous delays, Paragon Gaming sets September 29th opening date for the $700m Parq Vancouver, the city's newest and biggest urban casino.
