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Bally’s Corporation has announced that it has been awarded one of nine licenses to conduct online sports betting in the State of New York. “Bally’s is pleased to have been awarded an online sports betting license from the State of New York – the most populous state to enable OSB – and would like…
read moreThe UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled against 888 UK Ltd with regards to a complaint made against the gambling group’s 777.com subsidiary. The advertisement in question included a countdown clock showing three minutes, featured underneath text reading “77 Free Spins (*T&C’s apply) ENABLED FOR ANOTHER”, which the complainant believed was misleading due…
read moreUS-based slot maker continues its expansion across the United States High 5 Games today announced that the company has been granted an i-Gaming Interim Supplier License by the West Virginia Lottery. The license authorizes High 5 Games to operate in West Virginia effective immediately. Lauren Gazneli, Director of Client Partner for High 5 Games, commented: “West…
read moreCaesars Entertainment could soon bring its online and mobile sports betting platform, Caesars Sportsbook, to New York. The New York State Gaming Commission recommended Caesars for a Mobile Sports Wagering License, giving the Caesars Empire a path to bring mobile sports betting and Caesars Rewards to the Empire State. “We’ve been looking forward to…
read moreThe New York State Gaming Commission (NYSGC) on Nov. 8 awarded nine temporary mobile sports betting licenses. These mobile licenses signal a massive market change that will recapture millions of dollars in lost gaming revenue in New York. It will also eliminate the need for bettors to cross New Jersey’s border to place mobile…
read moreJust days after the race that stops a nation, Australia’s largest online wagering company Sportsbet has been convicted again of gambling advertising breaches following investigations by Liquor & Gaming NSW. In Downing Centre Local Court on Friday 5 November, the company was fined $135,000. Liquor & Gaming’s Compliance Director Marcel Savary said the message was…
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