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Crypto.com’s OG Challenges Washington Enforcement Over Prediction Contracts

Crypto.com’s prediction market operator OG has filed a lawsuit against the State of Washington to prevent regulators from enforcing against its event contract offerings. The case follows a preliminary injunction against Kalshi, where a Washington court found that the platform’s offerings violated state laws. The ruling also rejected Kalshi’s argument that federal commodities regulation prevented […]

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SEGG Media Eyes UK Casino Push as Lawsuit Bill Climbs to $35m and Lottery.com Pivots to Affiliate

Key Points SEGG Media is in exclusive discussions to acquire unnamed UK assets covering both a land-based casino licence and a regulated online gambling platform, with a revenue start targeted before Christmas 2026. The company has amended its lawsuit against short seller White Diamond Research, raising the damages claim from $20m to $35m after continued […]

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Bragg Announce Matt Davey Appointment As Chair After Drayton Acquisition

Bragg Gaming Group has appointed Tekkorp Capital founder Matt Davey as non-executive chairman after acquiring Drayton International. Davey, who holds 10.09% of Bragg’s shares through Tekkorp, replaces Holly Gagnon. She has stepped down as chair but will remain a director. The change follows Matevž Mazij’s resignation from the board after shareholders opposed his re-election over […]

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Nevada Clears Fertitta Executives, But the Real Caesars Deal Story Is What Nobody’s Saying

Key Points The Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously approved Fertitta CFO Richard Liem and general counsel Steven Scheinthal on 23 July 2026, the most concrete regulatory step taken since the $17.6bn deal was announced in May. Neither company confirmed the transaction’s current status after the go-shop period closed on 11 July, raising questions about Carl Icahn’s […]

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Lottoland’s Gibraltar Jobs Under Threat as UK Tax Hikes and EU Court Ruling Pile Pressure on Operator

Key Points The chief executive officer of Lottoland, Nigel Birrell, announced that there was only a redundancy consultation in the Gibraltar office without revealing how many out of 270+ staff members were threatened. United Kingdom remote gaming tax hiked twice from 21% to 40% starting from 1 April 2026, which adversely affected the business of […]

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Play971 Locks in IGT and Endorphina Deals, Signalling How Fast the UAE’s Only Licensed Gaming Platform Is Moving

Key Points On 21 July 2026, Play971 entered into content agreements with IGT and Endorphina, adding the IGT PlayDigital games such as Blackjack, Cleopatra, and Cats to the UAE’s only licensed iGaming platform. Prior to signing the Play971 agreement, Endorphina was already successful in securing its GCGRA Gaming-Related Vendor Licence (Tier II) on 24 May […]

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Dutch Regulator Fines Casino Zoetermeer €25,000 For Cruks Entry Failures

The Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) has fined Casino Zoetermeer after two self-excluded customers were allowed into its gaming hall to place wagers. It originally imposed a €25,000 penalty following an investigation launched in 2022.  A court later reduced the fine to €21,500 after ruling that the enforcement process had taken longer than a reasonable period. […]

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Nepal’s Tourism Reform Bill Proposes Major Changes For Casino Regulation

Nepal’s lawmakers have moved into a crucial stage of the proposed overhaul of its tourism laws after submitting amendments to the Tourism Bill 2081.  According to local publication The Tourism Times, 58 members of the House of Representatives have proposed changes across casino oversight, ownership structures, anti-money laundering (AML) requirements, licensing rules and foreign investment.  […]

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