Star Sports names former MP Davies as new chairman
Davies is replacing Russ Wiseman, who recently stepped down as chair of Star Sports for personal reasons. Davies served as the Conservative MP for Shipley in West...
Indonesia’s new government using AI to combat online gambling
Under the country’s new president, Pabrowo Subianto, Indonesia has renewed its commitment to eliminate online gambling. The activity is strictly forbidden in the world’s largest Muslim country....
BC Game withdraws licence from “increasingly hostile” Curaçao market
BC Game took the decision yesterday (5 December), although it stressed this will not impact its wider international operations as the operator holds separate gaming licences in...
Super Group raises full-year revenue guidance to €1.60 billion
Revenue at Super Group for the 12 months to 31 December 2024 is expected to reach €1.60 billion (£1.32 billion/$1.68 billion), the operator announced today (11 December)....
Most Influential Women 2024 winners: part 2
In this second part of the Most Influential Women 2024 winners list we celebrate three vastly different women who all consider gender diversity a crucial topic in...
ANJL president warns illegal competition could force betting licensees out of Brazil
Last week Regis Dudena, the leader of the Secretariat of Prizes and Bets (SPA) in Brazil, revealed 71 operators have had their licence applications approved. Already 16...
Should UK operators check supplier partners aren’t supporting the black market?
In a speech addressing gambling industry CEOs in November, Gambling Commission CEO Andrew Rhodes advised licensed operators to carry out due diligence against their third-party suppliers to...
Gambling Commission appoints Counsell as interim chair
Boyle is due to leave the Gambling Commission on 31 January 2025 after more than three years as chairman. Counsell will commence his nine-month term the following...
Three US gambling bills will die by end of year but three wagering bills...
When the clock strikes midnight on 31 December, gambling bills in Michigan and Ohio will die. And there is no clear indication that lawmakers in either state...
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