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Silvia Pavlof's latest articles
Silvia Pavlof
AuthorSilvia has dabbled in all sorts of writing – from content writing for social media to movie scripts. She has a Bachelor's in Screenwriting and experience in marketing and producing documentary films. With her background as a customer support agent within the gambling industry, she brings valuable insight to the Gambling News writers’ team.
Sports
February 24, 2025
Federal Judge Blocks Michigan’s Horse Racing Betting Rules
A federal judge has blocked Michigan from enforcing certain rules on online horse race betting platforms declaring them unconstitutional. The ruling benefits TwinSpires, a racebook owned by Churchill Downs, which has been fighting Michigan’s licensing requirements to accept wagers on out-of-state horse races. Court Sides with TwinSpires, Halts Michigan’s Efforts to Enforce Extra Licensing Rules […]
Casino
February 24, 2025
Gaming Industry Prepares for Policy Changes as New Tariff Rules Emerge
The US gambling sector adapts to a changing policy environment while the Trump administration‘s new rules create mixed feelings of hope and worry for casino businesses and gaming tech companies. New policy plans such as possible taxes on foreign-made electronics and updated immigration rules, might change how physical casinos and online gaming websites operate. Tough […]
Casino
February 21, 2025
Utah School District Faces Questions Over $86K Caesars Palace Expense
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) just looked into how a Utah school district spent $86,000 of COVID-19 relief money on hotel rooms at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. This cash was supposed to help students catch up after the pandemic interfered with their learning. Instead, the district used it to pay for rooms at […]
Business
February 21, 2025
Fitch Assigns Junk Rating to DraftKings, Citing Ongoing Risks
Fitch Ratings has given DraftKings a BB+ Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) putting the company just below investment grade. The credit rating agency also gave a BBB- rating with an RR1 recovery rating to the gaming company’s senior secured debt, while its senior unsecured convertible notes got a BB+/RR4 rating. However, Fitch‘s overall outlook for […]
Industry
February 20, 2025
Bulgaria’s Government Pushes for Stricter Gambling Laws
The Bulgarian government has stepped up its fight against illegal gambling, which it sees as a big risk to people’s well-being and the country’s safety. At a recent news briefing, officials from the ruling group pointed out the worrying rise in gambling that is not controlled by law. They asked for tougher rules to keep […]
Industry
February 20, 2025
Dutch Gambling Regulator Worries About Proposed Age Limit Hike
The Dutch gambling industry has become a hot topic in national discussions after the government suggested new rules to tighten control. State Secretary for Legal Protection Teun Struycken unveiled an updated policy plan last Friday. This plan included major steps to reduce gambling-related harm. However, people now worry about the possible side effects of these […]
Industry
February 19, 2025
Nevada Bill Aims to Stop Fake Ghost Kitchens on Food Delivery Apps
The Nevada Assembly wants tougher rules for food delivery platforms to stop fake “ghost kitchens” that pretend to be real Las Vegas restaurants. Assemblymember Selena Torres-Fossett introduced Assembly Bill 116 (AB 116) to make sure places with proper licenses can use services like Uber Eats and Grubhub. New Law Would Require Food Apps to Verify […]
Sports
February 19, 2025
Israeli Soccer League Hit by Big Match-Fixing Scandal
The Israel Football Association (IFA) has found widespread match-fixing in the third-tier League A North. This scandal involves about 40 players, club officials, and team owners. IFA Chairman Moshe Zuares called it a big blow to the sport leading to demands for police to step in. Investigation Reveals over Half of League’s Games Fixed for […]
Casino
February 18, 2025
Thailand Makes Changes to Casino Bill to Deal with Public Concerns
Thailand is tweaking its plans to make casinos legal inside entertainment complexes. It is bringing in tougher rules as more people speak out against the idea. Thai Government Pushes Casino Reforms, Aims for Global Gaming Market Share The government wants to strike a balance between making money and addressing social issues. At the same time, […]
Industry
February 18, 2025
England and Wales High Court Sides with Parimatch in Trademark Battle
Parimatch has come out on top in a drawn-out trademark fight after the England and Wales High Court threw out major claims against the company. Parimatch Wins Trademark Battle but Faces Court’s Criticism Over Strategy The legal tussle, which focused on ending a licensing deal in the Turkish grey market, saw the court side with […]
