ESSA rebrands as International Betting Integrity Association
ESSA, a Brussels-based organisation focused on sports betting integrity, has rebranded as the International Betting Integrity Association with immediate effect.
Consumer protection measures come into effect across Australia
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Genius Sports Group secures landmark betting data agreement with Football DataCo
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PointsBet fined for illegal gambling ad in NSW
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Sportschamps convicted of posting illegal gambling ad
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The company...
Regulation seen cutting illegal gambling, boosting state revenue
Popular Indian politician, Shashi Tharoor, a member of the main opposition Congress Party, stirred the political pot earlier this year by introducing a private...
Paddy Power Betfair proposes name change to Flutter Entertainment
Irish-headquartered Paddy Power Betfair is planning to rename itself as Flutter Entertainment, reflecting its growing number of brands across Europe, US, and Australia, local...
Private member’s bill sparks online gambling debate
A private member’s bill recently introduced in parliament is expected to give fresh impetus to the debate on legalizing online gaming and sports betting...
Sportsbet fined for offering ‘refer a friend’ bonus
Australian online bookmaker Sportsbet has been convicted for offering unlawful inducements to punters to entice their friends to open gambling accounts, local media reports....
Australia takes on sporting cheats, but global action needed
Australia is stepping up its game in seeking to stamp out match fixing, though the illegal gambling that underpins the problem is estimated to generate profits of at least $4.2 billion in just six jurisdictions and is growing much faster than legal wagering.
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