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We look at the ridiculous reasoning the Australian government gave for increasing taxes on slots and table games and consider whether it is best if the country remains a grey online gambling territory.

Banks across Britain have increased the number of clients who opted to block gambling on their apps. This 'tool' was implemented to promote safe gaming, but is it assisting customers to play safe or are they trying to stop them from gambling entirely?

We take a closer look at the recent departure of EEG founder and CEO Grant Johnson and what it has to do with the recent push to sell the company's online casinos and betting sites.

After the Dutch Gaming Authority took action against online casinos for having cashback as a bonus feature - like most online casinos - regulators and game providers worldwide watch in anticipation to see how this might affect the casino industry.

We review the shocking demise of one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges and delve into what it could mean for the crypto gambling space and if it presents any opportunities.

With changed consumer behaviours as the post-pandemic world migrates online, live casino giant, Evolution reports on exceptional performance, and we discuss the iGaming segment's trajectory.

Britain again faces a new government as PM Liz Truss resigned after only six weeks in office. The political chaos in the UK has delayed the forthcoming Gambling Act Review many times, and we can only wonder what the new government will do about it.

At some stage, it seemed like casino apps were the make-or-break factor for iGaming operators. But, a decade after the fact, technology once more unexpectedly changed the gambling landscape.

Just as Brits thought certainty might arrive on the gambling reform, the possibility of more change appears imminent. Rumours and opinions will continue to circle without confirmation on whether the reform is off the table.

With constant reports on mergers and acquisitions in the iGaming industry, it can seem like a game of Monopoly. Why are smaller companies selling and is it a smart move for larger ones to dilute their brand?

It took centuries for most regions around the globe to legalise gambling, and with the online explosion in the past two years, regulators have their work cut out for them. How can operators help to keep the industry healthy and safe?

Most believe that law is black and white with definitive right and wrong approaches, but with human behaviour in the mix, it is much greyer than we think. Will the Dutch regulator convert to authoritarian regulation?