Arizona to Open New Retail Betting Licences at Racetracks
Arizona will accept applications for up to ten new limited event wagering licences tied to racetracks. Retail betting remains a small share of the state’s total sports wagering volume.
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FanDuel Lawsuit Over 2018 Merger Advances in New York Court
A New York court has allowed core claims in Nigel Eccles’ lawsuit over FanDuel’s 2018 merger to move forward. The case challenges the valuation and treatment of shareholders.
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Georgia to Unveil International iGaming Export Regime in August
Georgia plans to introduce an international iGaming export regime in August 2026. The framework targets operators serving foreign markets with a 5% GGR tax.
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Merkur Group to Acquire White Hat Studios in US Expansion
Merkur Group has agreed to acquire slots provider White Hat Studios as part of its regulated US expansion strategy. The deal is subject to regulatory approval.
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Rank Group Expects FY Profit Above Forecast Despite UK Settlement
Rank Group expects underlying operating profit of at least £76 million for FY 2025-26, exceeding forecasts despite a £5 million UK regulatory provision.
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Kenya Launches New Gambling Licensing Cycle Under Reformed Law
Kenya has launched its first licensing cycle under a new gambling law that replaces the 1966 framework. The reform introduces stricter oversight, advertising rules and revised tax rates.
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Plannatech Approved to Operate Prime Sports in Ohio
The Ohio Casino Control Commission has approved Plannatech to operate Prime Sports following a Chapter 11 restructuring. The sportsbook can now resume full operations in the state.
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UK Consults on Ban of Unlicensed Gambling Sponsors in Sports
The UK government has opened a consultation on banning sports sponsorships with gambling operators not licensed by the Gambling Commission. The proposal targets in-stadium advertising and club partnerships.
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Evolution Agrees £4.75m UK Settlement After Licence Review
Evolution has agreed to a £4.75 million settlement with the UK Gambling Commission after its games were found on six unlicensed UK-facing websites. The payment concludes an 18-month licence review.
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Evolution Settles UKGC Review With £4.75m Payment
Evolution has agreed to pay £4.75m to settle a UK Gambling Commission licence review into unlicensed website access. The 18 month investigation is now closed.
