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Wynn is swinging to action in the United Arab Emirates, having announced the development of the very first integrated casino resorts in the Persian Gulf. Here’s a look into the planned gambling facility and potential regulatory bumps down the road.

Nevada is looking into bringing back the state lottery in a bid to generate income for good causes such as mental health initiatives. Here’s a highlight of the state lottery measure that was recently tabled in the Senate, and its potential for passage.

The MGA and FIAU have embarked on a journey of collaboration that will see Malta avoid future grey listing by FAFT. The aim is to become a leader in combatting local and international money laundering for a safer online gambling market.

We discuss the recent push by Labor in Australia to ban online gamblers from funding their accounts and receiving withdrawals using their credit cards. Where does regulation begin to impinge on free will and the right to self-determination?

Belgium has expanded its online gambling advertising standards and what will be allowed going forward. It has also introduced general restrictions that govern games of chance.

Now that UK’s gambling white paper is published, citing a range of recommendations for a regulatory revamp, backers and critics, have come at the government with praise and discontent in equal measure. Join us as we highlight some of the voiced opinions.

The Spanish government has approved the call for subsidies from the igaming industry to fund research by public and private entities into problem gambling and the prevention of gambling disorders.

Licensed Casinos in the Silver State recorded yet another 10-figure gaming win in March with $1.3 billion worth of revenue. This marks the 25th consecutive month that Nevada’s gaming facilities have generated a GGR of more than $1 billion.

UK’s gambling white paper is finally here after 2 years of waiting and 6 different gambling ministers. Here’s a dive into the most notable changes proposed by ministers to the current gambling regulations, so that they are at par with the modern industry.

A recent study commissioned for the Finnish government outlines the opportunity cost of the current monopoly, showcasing the insane financial losses and the poor channelisation rates achieved under Veikkaus.

The head of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR), Alejandro Tengco, has made it clear that he is pro-gambling and will be looking at how to support the local and online gambling sector such that it can evolve and expand.

Gaming industry stakeholders in Atlantic City are fearing for their business owing to the growth of New York’s scene. Panelists in the just concluded East Cost Gaming Congress project that Atlantic City’s revenue could sink by 20 to 30% or more.