Category: iGaming News

Gov. Lombardo appointed Mike Dreitzer as the new head of the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) to replace current chairman Kirk Hendrick. Dreitzer was serving as the CEO of Gaming Arts, a gaming equipment supplier and

Light and Wonder continues to expand its slot machine and social gaming enterprise with an investment in European slots company Bang Bang Games. The Nevada-based gaming studio will look to use its position to give Bang

The UK Gambling Commission has charged 15 people for their roles in an election betting scandal last year. The charges relate to placing bets using confidential/privileged information over the timing of the general

Steven Fulop gave signs of endorsement for Kalshi’s election prediction markets by interacting with the company on Twitter/X. Fulop responded to a post on X showing that he was gaining support in the market,

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) has taken action against a host of online gambling websites. In a Gaming Oversight Committee hearing on Monday, the PGCB stated it has sent 18 cease-and-desist letters to

After a long battle, the Delaware Division of Gaming Enforcement announced that social casino and online slots operator, VGW will no longer be available to residents. An official statement on Delaware’s government

The Nevada Senate voted 20-0 in favor of a bill that attempts to address growing concerns over online gaming in the form of offshore betting and sweepstakes. Sen. Rochelle Nguyen’s Senate Bill 256 proposes that

Sen. Adam Bass filed bill SB181 on Friday, proposing to ban sweepstakes casinos. The bill explicitly states that it aims “to prohibit sweepstakes gaming”. Louisiana is the latest state to target the rise of

The partnership between Entain, the brand behind Ladbrokes, Coral, and BetMGM, and Better Change will deliver safer gambling workshops. The workshops will focus on improving customer protection and promoting gambling

The online gambling brand of Hard Rock International Inc. will use the promotion to allow players to engage in iGaming without spending their own funds. Grant Williams, senior vice president of Hard Rock Digital