Nearly 80 class actions filed against the nation's two largest operators of online daily fantasy sports contests will be consolidated in a Massachusetts federal court.
Read More . . .Virginia first state to pass pro-daily fantasy sports legislation since industry imploded; New York online poker backer files new DFS bill.
Read More . . .Bogarta Casino Hotel & Spa in New Jersey may soon be replacing their long standing iGaming partner bwin.party with services from GAN.
Read More . . .Advertiseing promoting unregulated gambling services in Netherland is prohibited.
Read More . . .International financial services outfit Western Union has shed more light on a federal investigation into company transactions related to gaming activities.
Read More . . .Canadian gaming giant Amaya has filed a notice of appeal against a Kentucky court order to pay $870 million (€794 million) in damages for subsidiary PokerStars' allegedly illegal operations in the US state between 2006 and 2011.
Read More . . .PokerStars is retiring Full Tilt Poker but will keep it for itself.
Read More . . .GAN has struck a deal to provide regulated online gaming services to the Borgata Hotel & Spa in New Jersey, US.
Read More . . .As lawmakers consider licensing daily fantasy sports websites in California, compulsive bettors and those who treat them are warning that a new generation of problem gamblers is being created in the state.
Read More . . .On Wednesday, the state of New Jersey argued its case for legalized sports gambling before the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia.
Read More . . .Legal sports wagering in America could have a steep hill to climb after oral arguments Wednesday in a federal appellate court, where a New Jersey sports betting law faced tough scrutiny from 12 justices, potentially signaling the need for a new federal sports wagering framework.
Read More . . .Australian Football League (AFL) club Richmond becomes the seventh Victorian club to trade a bookmaker sponsorship for a responsible gambling commercial hook-up.
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