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Every story we have published, newest first: 1,422 articles on regulation, enforcement, mergers and acquisitions, results, prediction markets and the operators and suppliers behind them, each built on the original release, filing or regulator notice. To browse by date, see the news archive by month.

Casino Guru reveals shortlist for 4th annual Casino Guru Awards 2026
Press Release

Casino Guru reveals shortlist for 4th annual Casino Guru Awards 2026

Following hundreds of high-quality applications from companies and individuals across the entire industry spectrum, Casino Guru has narrowed the field to the strongest candidates in each category who demonstrated unfaltering compliance with the format’s requirements.

Indiana moves closer to sweepstakes casino ban as Senate backs revised House Bill 1052
Regulatory

Indiana moves closer to sweepstakes casino ban as Senate backs revised House Bill 1052

Indiana has moved closer to an outright prohibition on online sweepstakes casinos after the Senate passed an amended House Bill 1052 that would define sweepstakes games in state law and empower the Indiana Gaming Commission to issue civil penalties of up to $100,000, with the bill now returning to the House for final agreement.

Tabcorp Target Safe for Now as BetMakers Takeover Talks Collapse
Corporate

Tabcorp Target Safe for Now as BetMakers Takeover Talks Collapse

As the dust settles on the aborted merger between Tabcorp and BetMakers, the industry is left to wonder if the Australian giant can successfully navigate its digital transformation alone or if another tech savvy target is already in its sights.

Estonia Plugs Multi-Million Euro Leak as Online Casino Tax Blunder is Rectified
Regulatory

Estonia Plugs Multi-Million Euro Leak as Online Casino Tax Blunder is Rectified

The Estonian Riigikogu has finalised a correction to the Gambling Tax Act, restoring a 5.5% levy on online casinos after a drafting error briefly left the sector untaxed. The new rules, effective from 1 March 2026, alongside upcoming crypto reporting requirements, signal a major push for fiscal transparency and the protection of cultural funding.

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