Frank Suarez (l.), former head of the D.C. Office of Lottery and Gaming, has agreed to leave and take the top job at the Connecticut Lottery Corporation. Suarez’s tenure in D.C. was not all roses, but the decision to ditch GamBet for FanDuel appears to be one victory from his time in the capital.

Macau gamblers could be racking up unsustainable debt because of higher minimum wagers at table games. A new study says more than 30 percent of callers to problem gambling helplines owed more than $25,000.

Aruze Gaming Global announced that it has been approved for licensing in several new jurisdictions across North America and Asia, including approvals in Macau, the Philippines, Pennsylvania and two Canadian provinces.

Craig Williams, parliamentary private secretary to U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (l.), is in hot water for placing a bet on when Sunak would call for the snap election. Opponents are using the revelation to bash Sunak as weak.

The Philippines gaming regulator says up to 300 unlicensed offshore gambling operators may be doing business in the country, with some involved in criminal activities. Officials are strengthening efforts to shut them down.