The Philippines' Department of Justice has launched an investigation against a Paranaque City prosecutor who dismissed the four counts of fraud filed by Tiger Resort Leisure and Entertainment Inc. against Japanese casino mogul Kazuo Okada.

Philippine Justice Secretary Menardo Guevara confirmed that Paranaque City Prosecutor Amerhassan Paudac will be investigated to determine whether the latter prematurely disclosed the decision on Okada's fraud case. TRLEI said that news of the decision already reached Facebook and Instagram even before they were able to obtain a copy of the decision. If found guilty of the offense, Paudac's dismissal of Okada's case will be rendered void.

In this interview with CalvinAyre.com's Becky Liggero, the Leaseweb senior business development manager shares how his company addresses the needs of the evolving iGaming industry.

An Etsy store owner exposed on Reddit that ‘Bitcoin’—whose term and logo are public domain—was trademarked at the UK Intellectual Property Office by a Norwegian-owned firm.

CoinGeek.com hosted the Bitcoin Cash Social in the Philippines, a market where BCH could provide a fast, secure, and cheap money transfer option. Watch the video for the highlights of the event!

The Myanmar government has issued a warning that telecom operators will face closure if they're found to have direct or indirect links to online gambling sites.

Laguna Lăng was able to procure a casino license for its $2b resort project license, the first such license issued by the Vietnamese government in a decade.

Nine Russian online licensees saw triple-digit percentage traffic gains in March as punters place their bets ahead of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

The Catalonia Ministry of Economy and Finance has approved the Hard Rock International's €2b project in the tourist recreational center of Vila-seca and Salou in Tarragona province.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for Maine has announced that Stephen Mardigan had pleaded guilty to a number of charges—an admission that will cost him at least 20 years in prison.

Punters in Hong Kong are poised to place HK$30b (US$3.8b) in black market bets during the FIFA World Cup in Russia next month, the Hong Kong Jockey Club reported. This could mean that the value of illegally placed bets in the former British colony may reach HK$500b by the end of 2018.

The multi-channel casino and sports betting platform provider is set participate on the panel ‘The current market of gaming in Cyprus and its future’ at the Cyprus Gaming Show 2018.