The head of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. denies that licensed internet gaming providers are a threat to national security. Alejandro Tengco (l.) says the bad actors are organized criminal gangs.

An amendment submitted to a must-pass federal defense authorization bill would ban slot machines on military bases, on the basis they could cause gambling problems.

In order to adequately protect your games, you must know their strategies, which can be tricky for some of the lesser-known alternatives. In this edition of Casino-Ology, game protection expert Bill Zender (l.) explains some of the patterns to look for when dealing these alternative games.

SkyCity will not have much time to lick its wounds after getting hit with a $44.6 million anti-money laundering fine from AUSTRAC—the previously paused review into its license suitability for SkyCity Adelaide (l.) will now recommence, officials said.

Las Vegas and Macau have long been the two premier global gaming markets. The UAE, nestled in between them, is now piquing the interest of analysts and investors alike—some think it could be the next multibillion-dollar market.