Proposed laws would require player accounts and loss limits, while machine authorisations are set to fall to 1,000 by 2045.
The 180-person MRI project will measure responses to gambling cues, discretionary spending and delayed rewards.
The PAGCOR-regulated service joins Bloomberry’s FUNaloMAX digital offering with creator-led interactive programming.
Revised rules would restrict data-led tailoring of bonuses, odds, betting limits and wagering recommendations.
The state regulator said unlicensed sites can bypass self-exclusion and other protections required of Michigan licensees.
Regulator says the unlicensed sites bypass the state’s self-exclusion database and other player safeguards.
The hand-history toolkit ranks suspicious decisions for human review after the remote-access compromise of poker utilities.
The proposed change would steer casino customers toward Nevada-specific problem-gambling referrals, subject to a Gaming Commission vote on Oct. 22.
Fixed-odds betting and gaming sites went offline on Oct. 6, while PokerStars and GGPoker continued serving Brazilian poker players.
Cash tables, scheduled tournaments and Spins joined the operator’s sportsbook and casino offering on Oct. 6.
The Tribe says DraftKings’ Florida products replicate a sportsbook and breach its exclusive rights under the 2021 gaming compact.
The family advocacy group says it will reject gambling-company money as it challenges the direction of U.S. problem-gambling advocacy.
Three Rank Group-owned operators must undergo independent audits after AML and safer-gambling shortcomings at their land-based businesses.
Winning Poker Network says it found no compromise of its own systems as it investigates relevant player activity
The company stopped taking new sports-event contracts in the state while keeping culture-event markets available.
Daniel Vest’s proposed class action says a model identified customers likely to lose more and sent them tailored incentives to keep betting.
Blumenthal, Tonko and Foushee gave the sportsbook until Oct. 20 to disclose details of about 30 celebrity and athlete messages.
Workers urged police and provincial authorities to investigate scam-proceeds laundering risks and illegal currency exchange at foreigner-only casinos.
Proposed regulations cover licensing, technology, player protections and advertising as a tribal-exclusivity lawsuit continues.
Researchers will continue collecting data after finding that 7% of gambling respondents reported serious problems in the study’s first half.