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The iGaming industry had another strong week, with almost all major operators reporting gains. There were also a sizeable increases noticed among investors, as both large and medium companies had increased value through share trades. The market was led by industry leaders Flutter Entertainment and DraftKings but also saw benefit from a number of smaller operators , as investors

ShutterStock_Ille_Bolojan On 5 May 2026, Romania saw the collapse of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s government after losing a vote of no confidence. The fallout was engineered through the alignment of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) with the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians. With little warning, PSD withdrew from the ruling coalition rather than

In the iGaming sector, there was a good week for some companies with some larger level of companies doing well and then there were some smaller level companies that there were only a few that did well for that reason. iGaming Sector: Weekly Stock Analysis Large-Cap Leaders Flutter Entertainment (-0.01%) – Remains as the biggest

In times of crisis, the city of Carthage would start feeding children to a bronze god. Carthage had a Baal Hammon. We have Sportsbet. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (Image: Private Media) Angus Taylor is right about migrants — there are some things we never quite understand about Australia. I’ve been here 14 years and I

Sunday 29 March 2026 8:00 am  |   Updated:  Friday 27 March 2026 11:21 am Will AI take over as the key Premier League front-of-shirt as gambling exits AI companies have set their sights on sports. The Premier League already has competition-wide AI deals with Microsoft and Adobe, and recently Chelsea FC cut a front of

X (Twitter) has revised its Paid Partnerships Policy and currently makes it very clear that gambling promotions through influencer collaborations, sponsored posts, or any other paid content on the platform are not allowed. After being heavily criticized and with gambling dominating the news in most regions...

The Netherlands’ Gambling Authority has announced stricter enforcement of sponsorship rules for sports federations and event organizers, providing additional guidance on gambling-related advertising. In a recent move, the Ksa contacted the organizers of the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort to clarify the regulations. As a result, no teams will feature gambling provider

Almost every tech platform is designed to grab your attention and never let it go. You give it clicks, and it gives you dopamine. Games, news updates, social media hits — they all run on the same logic. We can add a new activity to the list: gambling. In just a few years, sports betting