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Premier League betting brands in limbo after TGP Europe exit

A major Isle of Man-based white label provider has pulled out of the UK gambling market, leaving a trail of questions for several high-profile betting brands and their Premier League partners.

Light & Wonder completes billion-dollar acquisition of Grover Gaming’s charitable gaming

Gaming equipment and services group Light & Wonder announced on Monday that it had completed its acquisition of Grover Gaming’s charitable gaming assets.

Wynn Resorts abandons bid for casino license in New York

Wynn Resorts, the parent company of Wynn Macau, has announced that it is abandoning its plans for a casino license in the US state of New York.

PAGCOR calls for stronger partnerships to address gambling addiction

PAGCOR urged for enhanced collaboration among stakeholders in the gaming industry to combat the risks associated with problem gambling and addiction.

Melco on track to accelerate de-leveraging amid stronger EBITDA: CBRE

Strong EBITDA growth and strategic capital actions put Melco Resorts on track to speed up debt reduction in 2025, CBRE reports.

Macau GGR reaches $1.58B in 18 days of May: Citigroup 

Macau’s GGR reached $1.58B in 18 days, with May on pace to be 2025’s top month, aided by a robust Golden Week and concert-driven tourism.

PH Senator pushes for permanent POGO ban in final senate weeks

Senator Gatchalian pushes for a permanent POGO ban before Congress ends, citing crime links and the need to codify the executive order into law.

PAGCOR warns of fake gaming certifications allegedly linked to Lucky 7 Bingo Corp.

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has warned of fake gaming certifications allegedly linked to a company that legitimately operates as a licensed e-Games venue.

Newport World Resorts sees GGR rise to $141M in 1Q25

Newport World Resorts, operated by the Travellers group, saw a strong start to 2025, with gross gaming revenues increasing by 6 percent yearly to PHP7.9 billion ($141.6 million).

PH Resorts clarifies license revocation in Clark distinct from Cebu project

PH Resorts, behind the stalled Emerald Bay project in Cebu (now up for sale), says that the revocation of a provisional license in Clark by the gaming regulator is not linked to its Cebu project.

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