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Boyd Gaming, a Nevada-Based casino operator, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Pala Interactive, the iGaming software and services supplier of the Pala Band of Mission Indians. The transaction is projected to cost Boyd $170 million.

Ontario launches the first open market for online gambling in Canada in April and the region’s igaming industry is the talk of the town. We take a look at some of the latest developments.

888 Holdings sets sights on the African market with a new joint 888Africa initiative formed after inking a deal with five specialists in the continent. The new venture will procure licenses to offer casino and sportsbook services using the 888 brand name.

Combine your love for crime adventures with the thrill of online gambling. Here we explore some slots for your darker side as you spin and hang out with the crooks.

While many ask why online casinos aren’t more sociable, we take a look at the pros and cons of adopting a more open policy when connecting online.

With the increased popularity of online gambling, criminals turn their focus to the highly lucrative fraudulent opportunities the industry offers. EGBA and their members combine powers to stop cybercriminals in their tracks.

Sweden’s gaming regulatory body ensures the highest level of accountability with its licensees. The latest penalty issued from Spelinspektionen reminds gambling platforms that every detail of legislation creates a safe and legit gambling industry.

The planned MGM-ORIX integrated resort venture in Yumeshima Island moves a step forward after the prefecture assembly in Osaka voted in its favor. All eyes are now on the national government to give the final okay.

Unique takes on RNG-based games are all the rage and this creates tremendous innovation within the igaming industry. These interactive gambling themes will take your wagers to the next level.

Three initially anti-gambling expansion states – Maine, Missouri, and Minnesota are pushing harder for regulation of sports betting. Bills in their respective lawmaking chambers are making significant progress and will likely bear fruition in 2022.

In the absence of the promised White Paper, many speculate on what British MPs may include in new regulations. Mandatory play breaks made it onto the list this week.

After a lengthy fight in the legal corridors, the Empire State Court of Appeals has okayed DFS contests, reversing lower court rulings that considered the activity illegal. A new DFS bill has been tabled in the NY Senate following the win.