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New Esports Federation Unites 12 Countries in Europe

Simon Deloit - April 20, 2019

The Stars Group Predicts Double-Digit Growth Despite Slowdown

Rachael Price - March 7, 2019

European Lotteries Alliance to Share Liquidity, Slash Risk

Rachael Price - November 27, 2018

WSOPE Continues with Four More Events

Heidi Specter - October 13, 2018

UEFA to Introduce Third Club Event for 2021/2022 Season

Heidi Specter - September 14, 2018

Canadian Easton Pharmaceuticals to Invest in New Casino

Simon Deloit - September 3, 2018

Big Blind Ante for Eight WSOP Events

Julie Moraine - April 7, 2018

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Google to Weave Ads Restrictions for Online Betting Agencies in NJ

Heidi Specter - June 16, 2019

Google sets new advertising policy in New Jersey New rules apply only for online sports betting agencies Exception may be introduced later...

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The Russian Doll of Poker, Liliya Novikova, Dies Aged 26

Rachael Price - June 14, 2019

Photo Credit: PokerStars "Russian doll" of poker dies aged 26 Novikova suffered electrocution and possible head trauma She was...

AGA Backs U.S. Operators’ Bid for Japanese IR

Heidi Specter - June 14, 2019

AGA head says U.S. operators ready to invest in Osaka IR American brands have track record of assisting communities Osaka Mayor requests $186m to fit subway project...

Cambodia Continues to Issue Licenses for Casinos in Q1, 2019

Mike Johnson - June 13, 2019

Cambodia continues to issue casino licenses at a quick pace A new legal gaming framework arriving soon Sihanoukville troubles with unlicensed operator...

CA State Lottery Head Appointed, WV Betting Revenue Goes Up

Rachael Price - June 12, 2019

California Governor appoints new State Lottery Head The Golden State continues to negotiate with tribal operators West Virginia revenue plummets Amid various changes in the...

Japan’s IR Bidder Names Revealed, Deadline Could Be Missed

Simon Deloit - June 5, 2019

Six names revealed for upcoming IR project The RFC is the first phase of development and will last until June 28 Consultancy firm says Osaka officials need...