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September 26th 2017 |

LATEST NEWS

NJ sells bonds to cover casino tax appeals
Finland’s gambling monopoly reports sales fall
Tabcorp remains positive over merger issues
ASA Chairman questions control over gambling ads
“G2E is the event that TransAct plans for all year long”
Illegal gambling reduces profitability
Japan strengthens gaming control
Betting on Sports breaks attendance records
British Columbia accused of money laundering corruption
Casino revenue declines in Mississippi

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NJ sells bonds to cover casino tax appeals

Finland’s gambling monopoly reports sales fall

Tabcorp remains positive over merger issues

NJ sells bonds to cover casino tax appeals
Finland’s gambling monopoly reports sales fall
Tabcorp remains positive over merger issues

“G2E is the event that TransAct plans for all year long”

(Exclusive interview).- G2E is one week away and TransAct official Tracey S. Chernay discussed the show with Focus Gaming News.

Betting on Sports breaks attendance records

Betting on Sports conference was held September 12-15 at the Olympia Conference Centre in London.

Casino restrictions in Japan could hurt revenue

Legal limits for casino development in Japan could reduce gaming profitability.

South Korean casino opens in December

Jeju Shinhwa casino in South Korea is opening its doors next December 8, according to operators.

Japan is officially delaying casinos

The government of Japan has officially confirmed another delay in legislative debates about casinos.

Japan strengthens gaming control

Japanese authorities are studying different proposals to prevent problem gambling once casinos begin operations.

Netherlands introduces temporary gambling tax rise

Members of the Parliament announced plans to implement a temporary rise in the current tax rate from July 2018 to January 2019.

ASA Chairman questions control over gambling ads

Soon-to-be ASA Chairman Lord David Currie has questioned controls over advertising in the gambling industry.

Illegal gambling reduces profitability

Illegal gambling is considered as one of the biggest problems operators face in the Philippines.

British Columbia accused of money laundering corruption

The former British Columbia government was accused of hiding a report of alleged money laundering at one of its casinos.

Casino revenue declines in Mississippi

Gambling facilities along the Mississippi River continue to achieve underwhelming results.

China lottery increases ticket sales

Welfare lottery and sports lottery keep showing good results as ticket sales increased 13.1 percent in August.

Cyprus Gaming Show registration beyond expectation

The first Cyprus Gaming Show is now a week away and Eventus International reports strong attendee registrations.

Kostandina Zafirovska will join the Innovation Talks at CEEGC

The aim of the panel is to discuss strategies and new technology that could be implement during next year as there are two main highlighted events in the calendar, the Winter Olympics and the FIFA World Cup.

Strongest ever speaker lineup for Betting on Sports

There’s just one week left to secure tickets to Betting on Sports 2017 an event stocked with the strongest lineup of speakers the sports betting industry has ever seen.

CEEG Awards 2017 announces shortlists

The CEEG Awards revealed the shortlists for the second edition of the conference, to take place on September 19-20.

More than 120 operators confirmed for Betting on Sports

More than 120 operators, 75 top level affiliates and 80 suppliers will be joined by some of the biggest sports organisations in Europe at the conference.