Better Collective, a Denmark based, online sports betting and gaming provider company has recently acquired French digital company Pull Media for an unknown sum.

Spanish gaming operator, Grupo Codere, has revealed a substantial growth in small Latin American operations in it H1 financial results. The company has reported €814m in revenues, an increase of 7 percent in the first half of this year when compared to the same duration last year.

One of the issues, the U.S. Supreme Court will debate would be the lift the nationwide federal ban on the sports betting.

OPAP, Greek-based lottery and betting operator has reported a decrease of one-third in net profits during the second quarter of this year.

BD Stadia, an in-stadium betting provider, has signed a two-year partnership deal with William Hill.

Pragmatic Play after entering the licensed UK market last year in April acquired licenses to distribute its slots games in the Portuguese and Spanish market.

Betway, a global online gambling operator and a popular sportsbook provider, has signed a deal with 2017 British Basketball All-Stars Championship.

DraftKings and FanDuel, fantasy sports giant, have agreed to pay a combined $2.6m settlement with the office of Massachusetts Attorney General after the statewide investigations following the allegations of both the firms failed to provide consumer protection in 2015.

The state of Minnesota is seriously taking up enforcement to crack down illegal sports gambling in the state, starting the opening day of the NFL football season. As per the State Department of Public Safety, illegal betting is “risky and dangerous” as it lacks any consumer protection.

UK based Bookmaker William Hill has signed a partnership deal with online and mobile casino content supplier, iSoftBet.

Sportito, a daily fantasy sports operator, is partnering with EFL Championship team Queens Park Rangers FC (QPR). Under the deal, Sportito will be the Official Fantasy Sports Partner for the club in the 2017/18 football season.

Betgenius, London-based data driven software provider to sports betting and lottery operators, has appointed Matt Stephenson as its new managing director. Stephenson is set to replace Jack Davison in the senior management role and has been working with Betgenius after joining from Sporting Index in 2005.

Caesars Entertainment, One of the top sports betting and casino game play operating company in Nevada is set to provide a sports betting app for its players in Las Vegas. With the mobile technology taking over the world, the move from Caesars came a little late. Nevertheless, Caesars is all set to launch sports betting app, following confirmation that the brand is working with Miomni on the project.

Central Europe based betting operator, Fortuna Entertainment group has reported continued growth in the company’s unaudited preliminary H1 results. The company claims the strong performances in the traditional markets have resulted in the growth.

The state of New Jersey filed briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this week, over the legality of sports betting. New Jersey stated that the federal ban on sports betting is illegal, as it exceeds the authority of Congress; hence it is “manifestly unconstitutional.”

Ladbrokes Coral Group, a British betting company, has announced on Thursday a 7 percent rise in its profits from the first half of its operation, due to high online trading.

A father and son pleaded guilty in San Diego federal court on Tuesday for allegedly running an illegal sports betting ring out of the Lucky Lady Casino and card room on El Cajon Boulevard.

SportPesa, an Africa based sports betting company, declared its plans to launch its first UK casino portal along with the fully updated version of its complete website.

UK Gambling Commission has revealed Gambling Behaviour in Great Britainsurvey, which the problem gambling is on the rise in the country and has increased by 0.2%.

Floyd Mayweather reportedly went to the M Resort in Las Vegas to attempt to place a bet of $400,000 on the fight ending in under 9.5 rounds. The line for the bet was 2 to 1 and would have doubled his win. Mayweather was however denied as the sports book was concerned about the legality of the bet, whether he could bet on himself on anything else apart from the straight win.