12/19/16 Swiss organisations opposed to legislation Switzerland authorities may limit the operations of international gaming platforms.
12/16/16 Oulala is recognised by SBC Awards The sports betting platform obtained an award for its 2016 performance.
12/15/16 Jan Řehola to speak at VIGE The organizers are proud to announce that Jan Řehola (PS Legal) will give a presentation about the first months progress of the New Gambling act. of the Czech Republic.
12/14/16 New casino bill in Elliniko, Athens The bill that was submitted in Parliament includes the issuing of a casino license in Elliniko.
12/14/16 Berlin confirms two gaming events BAC and EiG will be held in Berlin next year, after the success of 2016’s editions.
12/14/16 Chinese investors aim for Russia Chinese operators are interested in developing casino industry in Primorye.
12/13/16 Wales to decide over gambling machines The UK government confirmed that the British country will have responsibility for licensing gaming machines.
12/13/16 Kenya to discuss gambling law The Parliament will debate a proposed law that is set to control the gambling industry in the country.
12/13/16 ICE invites international key legislators British Parliamentary Group for Betting and Gaming will be part of the biggest international event.
12/12/16 Dutch gaming authority against illegal operators KSA announced further measures against illegal online gambling operators in the country.
12/08/16 FSB Technology signs sports betting deal The company announced that they reached a sports betting partnership with Squawka.
12/08/16 ICE details eSports seminar The biggest event of the industry revealed that entrepreneurs and regulators will headline the seminar.
12/07/16 UK to revise its plan to tax online gambling operators The government decided to review its tax plan for online casino and bingo freeplays.
12/07/16 EveryMatrix shares Endorphina slots EveryMatrix CasinoEngine platform is adding Endorphina gaming content in its portfolio.
12/06/16 Italian gaming left in suspense Italian citizens voted “no” on a referendum that leaves the country’s industry hanging in the air.
