Scandal-ridden former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi might be the leader that the Italian gambling industry needs right now following the resignation of the new prime minister-designate Giuseppe Conte.

Italy’s President Sergio Mattarella’s rejection of the new coalition government’s choice for finance minister prompted Conte to resign. Thus, Italians would have to go to the polls once again to choose their leader—and Berlusconi might try his luck again for the position.

The former PM is expected to allow gambling operators to advertise on TV networks, a move that was frowned upon by the past government.

CalvinAyre.com’s Rafi Farber says that cryptocurrency users should start using their digital coins as money or they will live to see the value of the cryptocurrency turn to zero.

The world’s cryptocurrency exchange will launch a platform that will provide support for BTC, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Litecoin—and users won’t pay any trading fees for the first three months.

CoinGeek threw an unforgettable party for hundreds of attendees of the inaugural CoinGeek Conference at the Armani Prive in Hong Kong. Watch the video to see how the guests enjoyed the sci-fi themed celebration!

Political parties in the lower chamber of the Japanese Diet set aside their differences to pass a measure tackling problem gambling issues that may come up once the Integrated Resorts bill is approved.

Thai women are using their ample assets to promote online gambling sites for the FIFA World Cup 2018 in exchange of a weekly paycheck of between THB4k-8k (US$125-250), according to reports.

The Australian and New Zealand casino operator has its Asian gambling whales to thank for the 16.4% ‘normalized’ gaming revenue growth it sustained until May 23. 

The Russian government has admitted that it won’t be able to go after online gambling promos on YouTube, saying that its online rules are only to be imposed on three Russian domains – .ru, .su and .pф.

Shareholder advice firms Pirc and Glass Lewis told GVC investors to thumb down the hefty payments for two of the company’s top officials which total £67m ($89.3m).

Multivariate—a kind of testing which involves tweaking different variables in an email to see what works. Marketers can come up with different combinations of colors, images, and fonts and see which ones get favorable reactions from customers.

The company was able to secure a copyright that will allow them to use registered film content for their new games. This will help them in formulating their target of 40 games in the near future.