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434 results for “EGR”

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Corporate

Maarten Haijer Moves From EGBA to Lead a New Global Gambling Alliance in Geneva

The former Secretary General of the European Gaming and Betting Association is the first Director General of the World Gaming and Betting Alliance, a Swiss association whose listed members are bet365, Entain, FDJ United, Flutter and EGBA itself. The Geneva commercial register shows it was founded on 9 July and already had Haijer as a signatory before EGBA announced he was leaving.

The curved glass facade of the European Commission's Berlaymont building in Brussels, with a row of EU flags on poles in front and a wide sky of white cloud above
Regulatory

Ireland's EU Budget Draft Omits the Online Gambling Levy as Racing Seeks an Exemption

The Irish Presidency's revised negotiating box for the EU's 2028 to 2034 budget lists five new revenue sources, and a levy on online gambling is not among them. Europe's racing bodies, who had asked Dublin days earlier to keep horserace betting out of any such levy, welcomed the omission but warn the idea still has strong support in the European Parliament.

Galaxy Macau's domed towers at dusk under a pink sky, with the Cotai light rail viaduct, a tour bus and a uniformed officer in the foreground
Regulatory

Macau's Gaming-Related Crime Rises 12.3% in Nine Months as Casino STRs Climb 7.9%

Police recorded 1,951 gaming-related crimes in Macau between January and September, while casino operators filed 2,968 suspicious transaction reports, both up on a year earlier even as overall crime fell and gaming revenue weakened through the third quarter. Fraud and illegal money exchange drove the rise; the loan-sharking and detention cases of the junket era kept falling.

The Boston skyline across the Charles River
General

New Gambling Reform Group FFOG Names Board and Courts Problem Gambling Councils as NCPG Seeks a Leader

Families and Friends of Gamblers, a Boston nonprofit built by the tobacco litigator Richard Daynard's institute, has named a 10-member board it says has no connection to gambling interests and is recruiting from the problem gambling councils around the National Council on Problem Gambling. It is a rival pitch rather than a split inside the council, timed for a moment when the NCPG has no permanent leader in sight.

Snow-capped Mount Fuji rising behind autumn-coloured wooded hills, reflected in a calm lake under a clear blue sky
Regulatory

Oto, a Town of 4,766, Will Ask Fukuoka to Bid for Japan's 2027 IR Round

A former coal-mining town in Fukuoka says it will hand the prefecture an integrated resort proposal this month and wants the prefectural assembly to take it up in December. Under Japan's IR law the town cannot apply itself, and the prefecture has not said it will.

A corporate boardroom
Corporate

Kangwon Land's New Chief Puts Its ₩3 Trillion K-HIT Resort Plan Under Review

A month after taking office, Kangwon Land's first permanent chief executive since 2023 has set up a committee to diagnose the company and test the feasibility of its flagship resort plan. The review lands while the only casino open to Koreans is waiting on Seoul for the exemptions the plan depends on.

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