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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GVC sells Kalixa payments unit
GVC Holdings sells the Kalixa Group payment processing operation it inherited from Bwin.party acquisition to Singapore's Senjō Group.
New Zealand picks OpenBet, Paddy Power Betfair bet platform
New Zealand Racing Board selects OpenBet/Paddy Power Betfair to provide the platform for the NZRB's new fixed-odds betting offering.
Aging New York mobsters busted for online credit betting operation
New York's Attorney General's office charges 13 aging Genovese crime family members with illegal online bookmaking and loansharking.
Nagaland issues first online poker license to Khelo365
The Indian state of Nagaland issues the first license under its new skill games legislation to online poker operator K365.com.
GVC boosts dividend after positive trading update
GVC Holdings boosts special dividend by 49% following a Q4 trading update that shows net daily gaming revenue up 12% year-on-year.
Atlantic City’s seven surviving casinos eke out November gains
Atlantic City seven surviving casinos see gaming revenue falling November, but the numbers are up slightly if you discount the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal.
