
Tough Euro 2024 Comparison Hits Danish Gambling Revenue in June
Denmark's regulated gambling market posted total revenue of DKK585 million (approx. $91.3m) in June, a headline drop of 17% compared to the same month last
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Denmark's regulated gambling market posted total revenue of DKK585 million (approx. $91.3m) in June, a headline drop of 17% compared to the same month last

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The head of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has confirmed that a recent government directive to block e-wallet payments to gambling

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The fierce debate over the future of UK gambling taxation has taken a dramatic turn, after Stewart Kenny, a co-founder of industry giant Paddy Power, publicly

The Botswana Gambling Authority has named a new leader, appointing internal veteran Moruntshi Kemorwale as its acting Chief Executive Officer. The

The National Basketball Association (NBA) and its players' union (NBPA) are actively considering new restrictions on player proposition bets, signalling a

Sweden's leading betting operator, ATG, has revealed a sharp decline in profitability for the first half of 2025, with the company directly blaming a tougher

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