Wynn Resorts has nominated Anthony Sanfilippo, former chairman and chief executive of Pinnacle Entertainment, for a position on its board of directors.
Australia-facing Star Entertainment Group has been informed that its license for its casino in Sydney will remain suspended until the end of September.
Queensland’s government has deferred the suspension of Star Gold Coast’s casino license to Sept. 30 following the latest independent advice from the venue’s special manager, Nicholas Weeks.
Betting technology, content and services provider OpenBet has entered into a partnership with Loterie Romande, the exclusive regulated sports betting operator for French-speaking cantons in Switzerland.
Canada-based lottery supplier Pollard Banknote has agreed to a deal to acquire bingo specialist Pacific Gaming for $10 million (£7.7 million/€9.2 million).
Legislators have largely turned a cold shoulder on iGaming expansion thus far in 2025, but that doesn't make the goal unreachable, argues industry veteran Michael Pollock (l.).
Galaxy Entertainment Group is weighing a multi-billion-dollar investment to open a new casino and entertainment complex in Bangkok, Thailand, a senior officer has revealed.
Crown Perth has agreed to continue its partnerships with the Fremantle Dockers and West Coast Eagles, two Australian Rules Football (AFL) teams that are based in Western Australia.
One month after the Super Bowl, prediction markets are back in full force for March Madness, and a renewed partnership between Robinhood and Kalshi is the latest example.
After securing initial zoning approval, Las Vegas Sands has opted to remove a casino from a mixed-use development on the site of the former Texas Stadium, citing legislative hangups and local opposition.
Brazil match-fixing investigation concludes, Colombian stakeholders call for gambling debate, UNICEF highlights underage gambling in Argentina, and more.
Macroeconomic fears and escalating trade wars have made for a very uncertain short- to medium-term outlook for the gaming industry and its investment opportunities.
Laila Mintas is a sports betting veteran who has been with several cutting-edge companies and organizations. She started out as an attorney in Germany where she earned her Ph.D. with a thesis on the German sports betting monopoly.
