Gambling addiction is a scourge that affects more and more people, including young people. In France, the ANJ and Unaf are joining forces to fight against this phenomenon.
Spain has 78 companies licensed to offer online gambling services. In the second quarter of this year, the market experienced sustained growth, reaching a record turnover of €346.3 million.
An Italian family has been convicted of money laundering in Monaco’s famous Casino Café de Paris. The family deposited large amounts of cash into slot machines without declaring them legal.
Flutter Entertainment announced last Tuesday that it has completed the acquisition of Snaitech. A transaction worth €2.3 billion that marks a new milestone in Flutter’s growth strategy.
The Golden Palace online casino, known for its games, is also proving to be a player in solidarity. This back-to-school season, Golden Palace demonstrated its commitment to underprivileged children by organizing a major collection of school supplies for the Restos du Cœur.
The French National Gaming Authority, ANJ (Autorité Nationale des Jeux), has started something new on the SportEasy app. This app, where athletes and coaches come together to plan matches and manage teams, is now getting a prevention campaign against the growing influence of sports betting.
The Gaming Commission has just tightened the rules on commercial practices in the gambling sector.
Earlier this year, Française des Jeux (FDJ) made an offer to acquire the Swedish group Kindred, famous for its online betting platform Unibet.
A new online casino has recently appeared: Casino Elite. Gambling Club had a coffee with Sébastien Couckuyt, CEO of Casino Elite.
The world-famous Parisian cabaret Le Crazy Horse is coming to Namur this October for an exclusive series of performances. The dancers of this iconic show will be settling in the Circus Casino Resort in Namur for a few days.
French casino company Barrière has been fighting tech giant Meta (the company behind Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp) for almost a year.
Three quarters of Britons believe politicians should not be allowed to gamble on political markets after the recent “betting scandal” that rocked British politics.
Swedish gambling giant Svenska Spel has been fined 2 million Swedish kronor (around €148,000) by gambling regulator Spelinspektionen.
The problem of pathological gambling in Ireland is growing. According to the ESRI, 130,000 adults, or one in thirty people, meet the criteria for ‘pathological gambling’.
