Carnegie Mellon Launches Innovative Course on Sports Betting Risks
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is set to launch a groundbreaking undergraduate course that delves into the mechanics and risks of sports betting. Scheduled.
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Isle of Man Upgrades Terrorist Financing Risk for Online Gambling to ‘Medium’
The Isle of Man Government has published its first standalone Terrorist Financing National Risk Assessment (TFNRA), marking a significant step in the island’s.
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SJM Resorts Confirms Early Closure of Casino Grandview
SJM Resorts, a key subsidiary of SJM Holdings Limited, has announced that Casino Grandview in Macau will officially close its doors at 23:59.
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Brazilian Court Issues Public Summons in BRL 169,000 Betting Dispute
The Brazilian Court of Justice of the Federal District and Territories has stepped up efforts to resolve a high-profile dispute involving unpaid winnings.
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GambleAware to Wind Down by March 2026 as UK Introduces New Statutory Gambling Harm System
Leading UK gambling charity GambleAware has officially confirmed it will begin a managed closure process, ending its operations by 31 March 2026. The.
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Metro Manila Police Arrest Over 2,500 in Sweeping Anti-Gambling Crackdown
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has revealed that 2,573 individuals were arrested in a recent crackdown on illegal gambling operations across.
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Macau Police Dismantle Illegal Mahjong Parlour in Iao Hon District
Macau’s Judiciary Police have arrested two local women, surnamed Leong (39) and Chong (40), in connection with an unlicensed mahjong gambling parlour found.
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Nigeria’s Central Gambling Bill Sparks Legal Battle with State Regulators
Nigeria’s National Assembly is pressing forward with the Central Gambling Bill, a controversial piece of legislation that aims to overhaul the country’s gambling.
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ReadyBet Sanctioned for Violating Self-Exclusion Rules in Australia
ReadyBet, an online wagering operator, has come under fire for illegally contacting hundreds of individuals registered with the BetStop scheme. The Australian Communications.