Finland Moves Toward Licensed Gambling Market After Monopoly

Finland has taken a decisive step toward reshaping its gambling landscape. Parliament has approved a new Gambling Act that will end Veikkaus’ long-standing monopoly on online betting and casino games, opening the door to licensed competition from 2026 and formally transitioning the market in 2027. HELSINKI, Finland – Finland’s Parliament has approved a new Gambling […]

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Athlete Gambling a Growing Concern in KSA 2025 Report

In its annual report on match-fixing trends, the Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) revealed that the number of potential match-fixing incidents remained consistent in 2025 compared to the previous year. However, the nature of these incidents has shifted, with a noticeable increase in cases involving athletes placing bets on competitions they are personally involved in, a […]

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Bloomberry Exits South Korea Casino Market

Bloomberry Resorts Corp., the gaming company controlled by billionaire Enrique Razon Jr., has finalized its withdrawal from the South Korean casino market after completing the sale of its Jeju Island gaming operations. The move closes a chapter in the company’s overseas expansion and signals a renewed focus on its Philippine assets. Ownership Transfer Ends Bloomberry’s Casino Operations […]

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Fairfax Casino Proposal Moves to Virginia Governor

The Virginia House of Delegates approved legislation Wednesday that could open the door to a casino in Fairfax County, sending the measure to Governor Abigail Spanberger for consideration. Lawmakers voted 64-32 to pass SB 756, a bill introduced by Senate Majority Leader Scott Surovell. The proposal now awaits action from Abigail Spanberger, who can sign […]

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Star Entertainment Execs Found in Breach Over Risks

In a significant ruling from Australia’s Federal Court, two former executives of Star Entertainment Group have been found guilty of breaching their corporate duties, particularly concerning risks related to money laundering and criminal activities. The court’s decision shines a spotlight on the role of former CEO Matt Bekier and ex-chief legal and risk officer Paula Martin, […]

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