A Swedish court ruling has reopened the debate on the control of gambling operators with regard to anti-money laundering obligations. The operator ATG (Aktiebolaget Trav och Galopp) has just been fined.
This week, Golden Palace Casino and Betsoft are turning every spin into a golden opportunity. From 15 to 22 October 2025, Golden Drops are making a comeback: instant winnings of up to €50 are randomly awarded on games in the Coins of series.
PepperMill Casino stands out with an ingenious offer: the PepperMill Super Boost, an integrated program offering extra winnings on dice and slot games.
It’s the end of an illegal online gambling empire. Behind the apparent success of Cresus Casino, a sprawling network of offshore companies generated almost a billion euros illegally. The arrest in Paris of two French executives reveals the backstage workings of a system that was as lucrative as it was illegal.
The giant Ladbrokes, an emblematic figure in the sector for decades, could close all its physical branches in Belgium, marking the end of a historic model. It’s a decision justified by financial losses and the rise of digital technology, but one that is plunging dozens of employees into uncertainty and arousing the anger of trade unions.
Artificial intelligence is now at the heart of the gambling industry’s compliance mechanisms. But behind the promise of efficiency and automation, the UKGC is sounding the alarm: these technologies, poorly managed or misunderstood, could undermine the fight against money laundering and the protection of players.
For several months now, the Northern Territory Racing and Wagering Commission (NTRWC), the main authority responsible for regulating online betting in Australia, has been at the centre of worrying accusations of weak oversight, conflicts of interest and close links with the operators it is supposed to supervise.
This week, Golden Vegas is making it rain with its new Golden Drops promotion. From 8 to 12 October 2025, players can instantly win a share of €1,500 in cash just by spinning their favourite Pragmatic Play slots.
Working in a casino sounds exciting to many people. You are right in the middle of the action, meet new people every day and the atmosphere is often energetic.
Every Tuesday in October, Magic Betting Casino kicks into high gear with an exclusive promotion: Turbo Tuesday. This is a unique opportunity for Belgian players to win an instant €10 cash prize with no minimum bet and no hidden conditions.
In the Netherlands, the Kansspelautoriteit has taken a new step in preventing the risks associated with gambling with the launch of OpenOverGokken, a national information and support portal accessible to all.
It’s time to get started: StarCasino is launching its Playson tournament with a €10,000 prize pool. For one week, slot machine fans can battle it out for up to €2,500 and be one of 271 winners.
The autumn Golden Week in Macau is dawning with a sense of optimism: tourism authorities are anticipating a significant increase in visitor numbers, higher revenues for casinos, and confirmation of the shift away from gaming that the city-region has been striving to negotiate for several years.
In the midst of an August marked by a drop in tourist numbers, Las Vegas found an unexpected lifeline. While hotels and the airport recorded significant declines, the Strip’s casinos saw their revenues soar. The explanation can be summed up in one word: baccarat.
A pirate website attempted to impersonate Versailles Casino, based in Charleroi. With just a few clicks, Internet users could be fooled by a fake platform posing as legal. The Belgian courts reacted firmly by ordering the immediate blocking of the site, mobilising ISPs and digital giants.
