New Jersey’s bookmakers handled around $40.7m in July, the first full month since legal wagering started in the state mid-June.

New Jersey’s overall betting handle hit $57.1m, from which operators derived ‘revenue’ of $7.3m. Only $3.23m has actually been won by the books, thanks to unredeemed wagers and those wagered on future events. Baseball has generated a betting handle of $36.3m, while basketball and other sports contributed over $1m and $17.9m respectively. Football kicked up just over $160k.

In this interview with CalvinAyre.com’s Becky Liggero, Gaming Realms Plc founder Simon Collins shares what operators need to do in order to stay relevant in the ever-changing gaming industry.

The cryptocurrency industry is rife with scams, according to a new Diar report. For the month of August alone, two fraudulent companies took a total of $68m from investors.

CalvinAyre.com’s Rafi Farber said that casino investors should not be spooked by the crackdown on gambling being waged by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.

Businessman Lee Fook Kheun failed to convince the court that he was intoxicated when he signed the credit deals that resulted in a SGD5.9m (US$4.2m) debt with Resorts World Sentosa.

The German gambling operator said it is preparing an application to open insolvency proceedings after failing to reach an agreement with an investor.

Atlantic City's newest integrated resorts showed differing results a month after they opened, with Hard Rock reporting land-based gaming revenue of nearly $32.4m, while Ocean Resort managing only $15.8m.

The media giant shelled out another $5m for “Voters In Charge” political action committee, a group supporting the prohibition of gambling expansion in Florida.

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The “Blockchain Island” of Malta is gearing up for one of the biggest blockchain industry events of the year, with more than 5,000 delegates, 100 speakers and 150 companies converging at the Malta Blockchain Summit.