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Cambodia’s National Assembly has okayed a draft legislation that seeks to bring order to the currently messy gambling industry in the country. New measures will be introduced for better management of the rapidly expanding industry.

After a catastrophic performance in the first debate, Donald Trump catching Covid has given the president a new narrative. Paul Krishnamurty doubts it will turn around a grim position…

A report by University Carlos III of Madrid reveals that Spain has managed to limit problem gambling to 0.3%. What roles do national game preferences and player maturity play in achieving these astounding results?

After a historic low in April, the US gaming industry is showing strong recovery signs with sports betting and online gaming leading the way. For the first 7 months of 2020 however, the GGR is still behind what was collected over the same period in 2019.

Caesars Entertainment has made it known that it will be divesting itself of William Hill’s UK and European business assets should its £2.9 billion bid receive approval. But is 888 Holdings the only contender for this portfolio?

10/6 is the date celebrated by Lewis Carroll fans as Mad Hatter Day. Join us as we look into the Hatter’s history, the origin of his madness and the amazing slot machines which bear his mark.

In a bid to reduce gambling harm in the state, the NSW government has proposed draft legislation that will require all poker machine players to register for a cashless card to help with monitoring problem gamblers.

We surveyed more than 1,000 NFL fans about their sentiment on the Black Lives Matter movement in and outside of football.

Using data from existing esports players’ stats and demographics, we explored the feasiblity of becoming an esports athlete.

Even though about 85% of Spaniards participate in gambling, a newly released report has shown that only 0.3% of the active gamblers are being negatively affected by the gambling. Most of the gambling population prefers land-based venues to online gaming.

Faced with rampant increases in advertising for illegal gambling in the Netherlands, the Gambling Authority turned to education rather than punishment... and the results speak for themselves.

Binance was hit with the news that it has been blacklisted in Russia since June 2020. Is this a necessary action or proof that despite “new regulations” Russia is still ardently opposed to crypto-technology and the freedom it represents?