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Crypto gambling has grown in popularity over the years, but several countries have yet to fully embrace it, including the UK. British customers are currently not allowed to place bets using cryptocurrency, which means licensed operators offering crypto gambling must block UK players from entering their respective online platforms. However, an investigation conducted by the […]

The US online casino market will benefit from the rapid growth currently being experienced by the country’s sports betting industry, with more states, especially those where online wagering is already legal, expected to launch online casino gaming in the months and years ahead. That’s the view from top executives of iGaming firms who took part […]

Thai authorities have seized more than US$12.3 million in assets and cash believed to be connected to an online gambling syndicate. Thailand’s Crime Suppression police raided a total of 52 locations in 10 provinces, resulting in the arrests of more than 40 individuals. Gang Ran Illegal Gambling Sites The syndicate, referred to by Thai police […]

An Australian parliamentary committee has announced an inquiry into the impact of online gambling on society, with a particular focus on consumer protection issues. This comes amid concerns the increasing prevalence of online gambling in the country could lead to a rise in problem gambling in the future. Inquiry to Look at Effectiveness of Consumer […]

A research programme into problem gambling prevention in the Netherlands will start this year. The Dutch gaming regulator Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) has announced further details of the new study which will focus on the prevention and treatment of gambling addiction and gambling-related damage through developing new knowledge and stimulating its use. Research to Take Place for […]

After pulling off a historic, surprise victory in the recently-concluded General Election in Sweden, the rightwing coalition comprised of the Sweden Democrats, Moderate Party, Christian Democrats, and Liberals will now govern the country. The four-party rightwing bloc secured a narrow majority in the Swedish parliament, winning 176 of the 349 seats. In the wake of […]