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Pennsylvania Crossed $7 Billion: Prediction Markets Took the Reststate to clear $7 billion in regulated gaming revenue in a single fiscal year.
iGaming82
ANJ Blocks Polymarket: France Killed the MarketFor French users, Polymarket ceased to exist the moment ANJ decided it was operating an unlicensed prediction market on French soil.
iGaming83
Entain Bleeds 500: The Tax They Won't NameEntain is cutting 500 jobs.
iGaming84
ANJ Names No One: France's €529K Tells EverythingFrance's gambling regulator, the Autorité Nationale des Jeux, issued a €529,000 fine against an operator it declined to name publicly.
iGaming85
New Zealand Bets on Rules: The Licensing Queue OpensNew Zealand just opened its licensing process for a regulated online casino market, and the move tells you everything about how governments have learned — slowly, expensively — that the choice was never between gambling and no gambling.
iGaming86
Vbet Got Caught: World Cup Built the Trap| Law, Business & Power | News Beast --- €112,000.
iGaming87
Regulation Wins: Rio Said No, Arizona Said Yes€0 in fines.
iGaming88
Expansion Without Borders: CIRSA, SportPesa and the Global Land Grab Nobody V…€500-an-hour firms write contracts.
iGaming89
Alberta Bets Big: Canada's Second Province Rewrites the Rule BookWhen Alberta opened its regulated iGaming market on July 13, it didn't ease in.
iGaming90
Capital Moves: BlackRock Just Told You Who Wins the Operator WarWhen the world's largest asset manager quietly increases its stake in Rush Street Interactive to 13.
iGaming91
Enforcement Pressure Mounts: The Industry's Reckoning Arrives on Two ContinentsThat's what Maryland's sports bettors wagered in June alone — a 29.
iGaming92
Lawsuits, Licenses, and Latin America: Who Built This Game and WhyThat is the total in penalties the Malta Gaming Authority collected across all of 2025 — thirty administrative actions, thirty-five cease-and-desist letters, twenty-two warnings, the full bureaucratic arsenal of one of the world's most referenced gambling regulators.
iGaming93
Alberta's Open Door: Canada Writes the Rules, Then Ignores Its Own Warnings€17.
iGaming94
Consolidation Before Collapse: Who Actually Controls iGaming's Next ChapterFlutter Entertainment didn't build a global empire by being patient.
iGaming95
Regulators Tighten the Screws: The Industry Pays in Three CurrenciesThat is what Malta Gaming Authority enforcement cost the industry in penalties across the entirety of 2025.
iGaming96
Macau Cracked Down: The Underground Was Already InsideWhile Macau was pulling up floorboards, Brazil was posting numbers that belong in a different conversation entirely.
iGaming97
Rules Built to Break: The World Cup Showed Brazil Exactly Who's Winning75,000 Canadians walked into Las Vegas casinos because someone made the exchange rate disappear.
iGaming98
Regulated Out: Indiana Draws a Line, Ohio Loads the GunHouse Bill 1052 didn't ask nicely.
iGaming99
World Cup Effect: Macau Loses, Michigan Fights, Brazil ConsolidatesThat's what Macau's casinos collected in June — and it sounds enormous until you realize it's the worst monthly number the enclave has posted since September 2025, down 12.
iGaming100
Ontario Doubles Down: Two Operators, One Market, Zero Patience€—not the currency here, but the logic applies: the number that matters in Ontario right now is two.
iGaming82
ANJ Blocks Polymarket: France Killed the MarketFor French users, Polymarket ceased to exist the moment ANJ decided it was operating an unlicensed prediction market on French soil.
iGaming83
Entain Bleeds 500: The Tax They Won't NameEntain is cutting 500 jobs.
iGaming84
ANJ Names No One: France's €529K Tells EverythingFrance's gambling regulator, the Autorité Nationale des Jeux, issued a €529,000 fine against an operator it declined to name publicly.
iGaming85
New Zealand Bets on Rules: The Licensing Queue OpensNew Zealand just opened its licensing process for a regulated online casino market, and the move tells you everything about how governments have learned — slowly, expensively — that the choice was never between gambling and no gambling.
iGaming86
Vbet Got Caught: World Cup Built the Trap| Law, Business & Power | News Beast --- €112,000.
iGaming87
Regulation Wins: Rio Said No, Arizona Said Yes€0 in fines.
iGaming88
Expansion Without Borders: CIRSA, SportPesa and the Global Land Grab Nobody V…€500-an-hour firms write contracts.
iGaming89
Alberta Bets Big: Canada's Second Province Rewrites the Rule BookWhen Alberta opened its regulated iGaming market on July 13, it didn't ease in.
iGaming90
Capital Moves: BlackRock Just Told You Who Wins the Operator WarWhen the world's largest asset manager quietly increases its stake in Rush Street Interactive to 13.
iGaming91
Enforcement Pressure Mounts: The Industry's Reckoning Arrives on Two ContinentsThat's what Maryland's sports bettors wagered in June alone — a 29.
iGaming92
Lawsuits, Licenses, and Latin America: Who Built This Game and WhyThat is the total in penalties the Malta Gaming Authority collected across all of 2025 — thirty administrative actions, thirty-five cease-and-desist letters, twenty-two warnings, the full bureaucratic arsenal of one of the world's most referenced gambling regulators.
iGaming93
Alberta's Open Door: Canada Writes the Rules, Then Ignores Its Own Warnings€17.
iGaming94
Consolidation Before Collapse: Who Actually Controls iGaming's Next ChapterFlutter Entertainment didn't build a global empire by being patient.
iGaming95
Regulators Tighten the Screws: The Industry Pays in Three CurrenciesThat is what Malta Gaming Authority enforcement cost the industry in penalties across the entirety of 2025.
iGaming96
Macau Cracked Down: The Underground Was Already InsideWhile Macau was pulling up floorboards, Brazil was posting numbers that belong in a different conversation entirely.
iGaming97
Rules Built to Break: The World Cup Showed Brazil Exactly Who's Winning75,000 Canadians walked into Las Vegas casinos because someone made the exchange rate disappear.
iGaming98
Regulated Out: Indiana Draws a Line, Ohio Loads the GunHouse Bill 1052 didn't ask nicely.
iGaming99
World Cup Effect: Macau Loses, Michigan Fights, Brazil ConsolidatesThat's what Macau's casinos collected in June — and it sounds enormous until you realize it's the worst monthly number the enclave has posted since September 2025, down 12.
iGaming100
Ontario Doubles Down: Two Operators, One Market, Zero Patience€—not the currency here, but the logic applies: the number that matters in Ontario right now is two.