Crown posts revenue decline

The Australian operator released its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2018.

Merger impacts on Tabcorp’s 1H results

The company’s merger with Tatts saw its first-half profit rising to €114.8 million and revenue doubling to €1.75 billion.

The country is aiming to address growing risks around sports integrity by creating a new unit.

According to JP Morgan, Tabcorp will continue to face “resilient” pressure from its online rivals in Australia.

The NZRB’s new betting platform was launched this week and was described as “the beginning of a new era” for the segment in the country.

Australian betting brand UBET has ceased to operate in Australia as it transferred its customers to Tabcorp’s TAB brand.

The New South Wales Supreme Court ruled in favour of Crown Resorts over a view-related legal dispute in Barangaroo.

Mayor Lisa Helps withdrew her support for a new venue in the Australian city over money laundering investigations in the industry.

The Christchurch Casino is the first facility in the country to seek a licence renewal.

The National Consumer Protection Framework has been enforced in Australia to ensure protection for online wagering consumers.

The ACT Legislative Assembly passed a gambling reform that slashes the number of poker machines from 4,000 to 2,020.

According to research firm Macquarie Research, the Gold Coast may not be “the most attractive market” to develop integrated resorts.