Illegal Gambling Drives Higher Problem Scores in UK, Study Shows
A Gambling Commission study links illegal sites to higher problem gambling scores, revealing overlap with licensed operators and raising regulatory concerns.
A Gambling Commission study links illegal sites to higher problem gambling scores, revealing overlap with licensed operators and raising regulatory concerns.
Casino.org reports an asset seizure linked to an alleged Italian mafia betting operation. What is attributed to investigators, and what remains unknown.
Read story →HKJC reports an 11.5% fall in local betting turnover at Sha Tin, citing softer stakes, smaller fields and competition from overseas simulcasts.
Read story →The situation underscores the importance of regulatory compliance for operators and the real risks players face when those standards are ignored.
Read story →A UKGC study shows players on illegal gambling sites are seven times more likely to exhibit problem gambling behaviour than those on licensed operators.
A federal court seized Victory I after the operator failed to pay $791,000 in dockyard bills, threatening casino equipment and crew.
The figure places the MSA 328th out of 387 monitored areas, a position that signals persistent joblessness in the region.
On Oct. 27, 2026, 33 companies had opted out of OKXICE’s tokenization plan, up from 22 on Oct. 23. If no issuers participate, the revenue stream evaporates.
Robinhood reports record Q3 revenue driven by prediction markets and options, but crypto trading revenue falls 55%, raising concerns for crypto-casino.
A 5% rise in machine games duty pushes UK players toward unregulated operators, sparking a surge in the illegal gambling market.
UK Budget lifts Machine Games Duty to 25% for Category B machines from April 2027, affecting bingo halls, betting shops and casinos.
A Greensboro buyer claimed a $100,000 prize from a $30 NC Education Lottery scratch-off ticket, taking home $72,018 after federal and state taxes.