Category: Online Casinos

The state of Michigan showed strong digital gaming revenue growth year-over-year despite a dip from January’s figures. Michigan Gaming Control Board data shows $268.5 million in gross digital receipts for February

New York has moved closer to banning online sweepstakes casinos after passing through the committee stage and onto the Senate floor. The Empire State is one of many that is choosing prohibition over legalization. Online

Turismo Portugal has reported record-breaking revenue figures for the country’s online betting and gaming industries. Gross earnings reached €323.0 million, representing 42.1% year-over-year growth. The biggest

The Swedish Gambling Authority (Spelinspektionen) has ordered ASG 360 Services Limited, the operator of crypto casino GG.Bet to stop offering services in the country. Spelinspektionen initiated an investigation into

A Nevada Senator has introduced a bill that aims to enshrine harsh penalties into law for offering illegal gaming activities in the state. Senate Bill 256 (SB256) was introduced by Senator Nguyen and referred to the

A report from AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) in Sweden has shown significant growth in unlicensed gambling platforms, despite the regulator’s attempts to curb it. ATG’s fourth quarter report showed that traffic to

New Jersey Assemblyman Clinton Calabrese has introduced a bill that looks to prohibit online sweepstakes casinos, just weeks after he filed a bill that aimed to regulate them. Assembly Bill 5447 would prohibit online

Mastercard and Visa have come under fire for allegedly facilitating payments to unlicensed gambling websites specifically targeting UK customers. An investigation, coordinated by Investigate Europe, has revealed that

The Nordic gambling operator Paf has announced a reduction in its annual loss limits for two age brackets. The company is owned by the Åland regional government. It introduced age-specific loss limits in 2022 and last

Legalized casino gambling is edging closer in Thailand after further amendments to the proposed legislation. The Entertainment Complex Bill has now removed the controversial stipulation that only people with 50 million