New Hampshire is set to become the latest US state to launch sports betting after DraftKings was approved as the exclusive partner of the New Hampshire Lottery.
The Australian federal government will move to legislate an online national self-exclusion register to allow people to ban themselves from all online betting sites and apps in one go.
Denmark’s state-owned gaming operator Danske Spil is launching a new player identification system that will allow it to monitor all bets placed at retail locations.
London-listed sports betting technology provider Sportech said Monday that it expects full year revenue to be in line with management expectations following a number of decisive actions.
British bookmaker Betfred has appointed former RocketPlay co-founder Bryan Bennett as chief operating officer of its US business.
London-listed gaming supplier Playtech has agreed a major platform deal with Columbian operator Aquila Global.
William Hill is significantly expanding its US sports betting business with the acquisition of CG Technology’s sportsbook assets and operations in Nevada and the Bahamas.
New York-listed supplier International Game Technology (IGT) has extended its US sports betting footprint to the state of Oregon.
Mississippi’s 26 licensed sportsbook operators collected total wagers of $48.0m during the month of October, with more than half of all bets placed on American football.
Malta-based casino supplier Swintt has agreed a deal to integrate its portfolio of online casino games with eSports betting operator Unikrn.
London-listed betting and gaming operator William Hill grew revenue by 1 per cent in the four-month period ended October 29, with falling retail revenue once again offset by growth in the United States and online.
Florida Senator Jeff Brandes has filed three bills this week which aim to legalise and regulate sports betting in the state.