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Latest iGaming news covering online gambling, sports betting, regulation, casinos and market insights from around the world.

Inter Milan Betsson Shirt Triggers Gambling Probe in Norway After Champions League Match

Key Points Norway gambling regulator opened an investigation after Inter Milan entered a match with Bodø/Glimt on 18 February wearing Betsson.sport shirts. Law in Norway permits promotion of gambling only by state operators Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto while blocking advertising from operators without a licence. Authorities now review whether Inter Milan or match organiser […]

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Nevada Court Returns Kalshi and Polymarket Cases to State Court and Opens Enforcement Route

Key Points A federal judge returned Nevada disputes involving Kalshi and Polymarket to state court and opened the way for regulators to begin enforcement action. The court ruled that the Commodity Exchange Act does not remove Nevada gambling law claims and refused arguments supporting federal jurisdiction. Regulators in Nevada may request restraining orders and geofencing […]

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X Rolls Out Partnership Labels While Removing Worldwide Crypto and Gambling Promotion Ban Despite Regional Limits

Key Points X lifted its global ban on paid crypto and gambling promotions under a new labelling policy. Sponsored financial posts, including crypto, remain prohibited in the EU, UK, and Australia. X is expanding finance features with X Money and Smart Cashtags launches planned in the coming months. The social media platform X has removed […]

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Dubious Polymarket Wallets Gain $1.2 Million Preceding Iran Strikes, Igniting Political and Regulatory Outcry

Key Points Six newly funded wallets wagered on a US strike against Iran and received about $1.2 million in payouts. Lawmakers called the trades “insane” and demanded oversight, transparency, and new legislation. Regulators in the US and Europe increased scrutiny of offshore prediction markets following the episode. A group of recently established Polymarket accounts had […]

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PointsBet Canada Challenges AGCO Five-day Suspension

PointsBet Canada is contesting a five-day suspension imposed by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario following allegations tied to suspicious betting activity involving former NBA player Jontay Porter. On 12 February, AGCO announced the suspension, citing a “systemic failure” by the operator to properly identify and report unusual wagers connected to Porter. The regulator’s […]

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Cirsa Posts 70th Consecutive Quarter of Growth as Listed Company

Cirsa marked its “70th consecutive quarter of improved results” in Q4 2025 while delivering its first full reporting cycle as a publicly listed operator. Operating revenues reached €623.6m for the quarter, rising 6.4% year-on-year across gaming and hospitality channels. Operating profit increased 3.5% to €198m, supported by improved operational efficiency. Full-year operating revenues climbed to […]

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Aviatrix Makes North American Debut with Ontario Launch Across Caesars Online Casino Platforms

Key Points Caesars’ online casino platforms in Ontario now feature Aviatrix, marking the crash game’s first appearance in North America. This Ontario debut initiates the first phase of a partnership that will expand into other North American markets. The crash game operates with licenses in more than twelve regulated jurisdictions while providing retention features and […]

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Codere Online Reports Record €224.1m Net Gaming Revenue For Full Year 2025

Codere Online reported record net gaming revenue of €224.1m for 2025 and an adjusted EBITDA of €13.8m. The result reflects stronger performance in Mexico, which brings optimism ahead of the World Cup 2026.  Fourth quarter net gaming revenue reached €60.7m, representing a 15% increase year-over-year and the highest quarterly figure in the company’s history. Growth […]

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New Jersey and Vermont Push Tighter Rules on Prediction Markets

Key Points New Jersey proposes strict bans, heavy penalties, and strong oversight for prediction markets linked to sensitive or harmful events. Consumer protection and public education form a central part of New Jersey’s regulatory strategy for allowed athletic event markets. Vermont adopts a narrower approach by clarifying illegality and adding fees, while still evaluating broader […]

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