Horserace gambling goes online in Maine
More jurisdictions across the US come to the realization that online gambling will help recover economic losses from COVID-19.
Keeping track, contact tracing, mass surveillance, and future privacy for I-gaming
More sophisticated mobile applications that can conduct surveillance could be another blow to anyone's privacy and personal autonomy will eventually lead.
Wagering requirements: The small print nobody reads
Common questions that every online casino player should answer are; what are the wagering requirements, why are they important, and how do they work?
230 may be later than you think
The widespread use of isolation during this pandemic has brought a lot of opportunity to tap Internet and interactive gaming, gambling for revenue and contribution to a wide area network.
Tools for skinning the elephant
The disruption cause by coronavirus pandemic on the gambling industry put heavy strain even on the most established and profitable gaming operations.
BSV at ICE London: How iGaming is embracing Bitcoin
ICE delegates had the chance to learn more about the benefits of Bitcoin (BSV), and how it is already being adopted and implemented in the online gambling space.
ComeOn calls it quits in the UK over tighter regulatory environment
ComeOn is going to drop its operations and will look to other jurisdictions that are more favorable to gambling.
Global online gambling to reach $94 billion within five years
Online gambling as an industry is going to continue to grow, and no one is going to be able to stop it.
Faster PEZA approvals may stimulate online gambling in the Philippines
The best solution to spur economic growth as that decline continues, according to Colliers International, is for President Rodrigo Duterte to speed up the accreditation process in the economic zone in order to expedite business permitting.
Macau investigated seven online imposters in 2019 so far
Macau is having serious problems with sites pretending to be from the territory.
