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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Denmark’s online poker revenue sinks to new low
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Teddy Sagi unloads £329m worth of Playtech shares
Playtech founder and largest shareholder Teddy Sagi sells £329m worth of Playtech shares, reducing stake in company from 33.6% to 21.6%.
Straub sues regulators over Revel gaming license
Developer Glenn Straub sues New Jersey regulators over their demand that he apply for a gaming license if he wishes to re-open casino at dormant Revel.
Cyprus drops online gambling ban-hammer, rethinks OPAP deal
Cyprus begins blocking over 2,500 unauthorized online gambling sites as it prepares to license sports betting operators; OPAP monopoly value questioned.
Updated Vietnam sports betting decree coming next month
Second draft of Vietnam's long-awaited sports betting decree to be delivered to the government in December, but controversial $45 wagering limit remains.
Authorities shut down Asia Poker League Shanghai event
Chinese authorities shut down Asia Poker League Shanghai tournament on first day despite organizers obtaining necessary permits.
