02/10/21 Russian Gaming Week 2021 announces speakers The first Speakers of Russian Gaming Week 2021 – experts in gambling Law, marketing and advertising – have been announced.
02/10/21 Netherlands igaming market “to become one of Europe’s biggest” A report from Online Casino Ground concludes that the country could build one of the largest markets on the continent.
02/10/21 Germany: sports betting providers call for online licensing to resume The German sports betting operator association DSWV has called for the licensing process to resume after sales plummet.
02/10/21 Director of GambleAware treatment service steps down John McCracken has left the role of director of commissioning for treatment services
02/10/21 Dutch regulator updates AML and match-fixing rules The KSA has amended regulations ahead of the implementation of The Netherlands’ Remote Gaming Act on April 1.
02/09/21 Focus Gaming News: The number one industry media company Our story started in 2016 and over the past five years, we have become the largest B2B gambling news website in the world.
02/09/21 SETKA CUP opens a new location in Lviv The largest table tennis platform in Ukraine, SETKA CUP, opened a new location and increased the number of games.
02/09/21 UK football clubs criticised over gambling ads on social media Clubs in the Premier League, EFL and Scottish Premiership have received a letter warning them over the impact of social media ads for betting firms.
02/09/21 Lottery.com to enter Ukraine The lottery broker will enter the Ukraine market through an MOU with state lottery operator MSL.
02/09/21 55,000 women use Gamstop self-exclusion tool in UK The provider has seen an increase in the number of women gamblers using the tool.
02/09/21 Oxford study finds biggest gamblers bet 58% of income A study from the University of Oxford suggests a link between higher levels of gambling and unemployment and mortality rates.
02/09/21 Cyprus “casino citizenships” based on false data The country’s auditor general has suggested that 18 citizenships linked to the island’s casino resort concession were based on false information.