The Chinese government is set to implement a ban on online poker apps, preventing patrons from downloading it on their mobile devices and barring their ads on social media. 

The ban on online poker will reportedly take effect on June 1, although the legal framework is still in the works, according to the South China Morning Post. Hong Kong Poker Players Association managing director Stephen Lai said that the imminent Chinese crackdown will drastically affect earnings of operators, and will be felt as far as Manila and South Korea. 

In this interview with CalvinAyre.com’s Becky Liggero, the Trustly executive shares how the company continues to inspire innovation in the workplace.

On May 15, another major upgrade takes place to increase the maximum transaction throughput of Bitcoin Cash and re-activate smart scripting capabilities that were in the original Satoshi codebase.

Singaporean Second Minister for Manpower and Home Affairs Josephine Teo is pushing for a unified law to govern casinos, remote gambling, and private club-operated slot machines.

MP Branko Zorman quit his post after his sports betting legalization bill failed to pass in the Senate, and was sent back to the National Assembly for a re-vote.

The Vancouver-based daily fantasy sports supplier will use its new license to reach markets that don’t require approval by a specific regulatory body.

The popular sports handicapper and announcer fell while hiking the Bristlecone Pine Trees trail outside Las Vegas.

Thunderbird handed the keys of its four casinos in Peru to Sun Dreams SA in exchange for $26 million in cash.

Want to play black jack to the next level? You can do it at the Viejas Casino in California which mounted the world’s largest blackjack table. The table measured over 2,225 square feet and players used chips and cards that were ten times the size of normal chips and cards.

Attendees of the G2E Asia are in for a treat as Betsoft gives a sneak peek of MaxQuest, the latest addition to its new interactive gaming genre.