During a lawsuit testimony in Las Vegas, casino magnate Sheldon Adelson made a reference to Triad organized crime operating in Macau. The comment went unnoticed in Las Vegas but sparked a media inferno in Macau and prompted former Sands’s partner, casino operator Galaxy Entertainment, to issue a filling with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange about inaccurate stements. Sands and galaxy had initially won a macau license together back in 2002 but had failed to reach agreements on the operational deals and were forced to split up.
The UK Gambling Commission has issued a £6m (EUR 7.0m / USD 8.2m) penalty to online operator Casumo for severe…
The Dutch Gambling Authority (Kansspelautoriteit/Ksa) expects that by October 1 this year, roughly 6 months from the enactment of the…
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Gustaf Hagman strongly believes so. In a recent interview with Gambling Insider, the LeoVegas Chief Executive Officer expressed his concern…