Casino Online Best

LeoVegas is sticking with Kambi a little longer, even as it continues moving its sportsbook operations in-house. The two companies have agreed to extend their partnership until the end of 2027, adding more clarity to what has been a closely…

The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) is preparing to update its anti-money laundering (AML) guidelines to keep up with new European Union rules. These changes are expected to roll out in 2026, and the process is already underway. Good…

Celton Manx, once a licensed online gambling supplier in the Isle of Man, now faces a £3.9 million ($5.3 million) penalty following a series of failures related to anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) controls. The island’s Gambling Supervision…

The gaming industry in Germany is gearing up for a busy November as plans for the next Gaming in Germany Conference fall into place. The event returns to Berlin on November 11, 2025, bringing together operators, regulators, legal experts, and…

BetMGM is taking a fresh approach to funding online gaming accounts in Ontario by launching branded gift cards in partnership with payment provider TAPPP. This new offering makes BetMGM the first gaming operator in the province to roll out retail…

Super Group is dialing up its expectations for 2025 after a record-setting second quarter, while also deciding to move away from the US iGaming market. The company now expects stronger full-year numbers and is shifting focus toward markets that it…

Michigan’s casino industry had a mixed June, with revenue dipping compared to last year and regulators ramping up enforcement on unlicensed online operators. While the three Detroit casinos still brought in over $100 million in revenue, the month showed signs…

Brazil’s long-running debate on legalizing land-based gambling just hit another pause. Senate President Davi Alcolumbre pulled the latest vote on Bill 2234, pushing the issue further down the road—again. A country with a population of over 226 million, no wonder…

Svenska Spel has received a record-breaking €8.7 million fine from Sweden’s gambling regulator, Spelinspektionen, for failing to meet its legal obligation to protect vulnerable players. This decision follows an extensive audit of the company’s digital sports betting and casino operations…