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6 days ago | 
gamingamerica.com | Will Underwood
This sum marks the highest revenue figure reported by the region in 2025.
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1 week ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Key points: - High 5 Games has exited the Connecticut online casino operator market - This action comes following a DCP Gaming Division investigation into alleged unlicenced operations - The company has paid a $1.5m fine, and remains operational as a supplier within the state Supplier High 5 Games has officially pulled its online casino operations from the Connecticut state market, following an investigation by the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) Gaming Division into suspected...
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1 week ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Key points:
- Cirsa has reported a year-on-year revenue rise of 12.5% to €576.7m
- EBITDA also rose by 9.1%, with net debt totaling almost €3bn
- Spain was the nation’s key driver during the quarter, with Panama accounting for the highest EBITDA percentage of the operator’s LatAm nations
Spanish operator Cirsa has released its full Q1 2025 financial results highlighting a company revenue of €576.7m ($654.7m) for the period, up 12.5% year-on-year.
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1 week ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Key points:
- The OSR has submitted official recommendations to the Gambling Commission pertaining to the improvement of the GSGB
- The OSR review, requested by the commission, underlines nine specific areas for the potential improvement of the GSGB
The UK’s Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) has put forth a number of recommended changes to the Gambling Commission’s Gambling Survey of Great Britain (GSGB) as part of its recently conducted compliance review of the survey.
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1 week ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Key points:
- Sega Sammy has announced the official completion of its GAN acquisition
- The operator has been acquired by SSC for approximately $1.97 per share
- This represents a 121% premium of GAN’s valuation in November 2023, when the deal was agreed
Online gaming solutions provider and sports betting operator Gaming Account Network (GAN) has been officially acquired by Sega Sammy via its affiliated organisation – Sega Sammy Creation (SSC).
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2 weeks ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Last year Evoplay underwent a phase of expansion in Europe. How do you reflect on this period and in what way has it informed your strategy for 2025?
It was a strong year – we entered new markets like the Czech Republic, Brazil and Peru and initial indicators are showing a positive response to our content across these diverse regions, so we’re very pleased.
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2 weeks ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Key points:
- The Gambling Commission has welcomed the Office of Statistics Regulation’s recommendations from its official GSGB review
- A number of new initiatives have already been implemented based on the survey, with more changes soon to be introduced
The UK’s Gambling Commission has acknowledged new findings from the Office for Statistics Regulation’s (OSR) review of the Gambling Survey for Great Britain (GSGB), stating that it will implement new initiatives based on the survey.
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2 weeks ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Key points:
- Fennica Gaming has obtained a B2B supplier licence for the Greek market
- This announcement comes following a recent phase of expansion for the company
- The supplier will now be able to distribute its gaming and services products in Greece
Greece’s gambling regulator, the Hellenic Gambling Commission (HGC), has confirmed the successful application of Fennica Gaming for a B2B licence in the nation.
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2 weeks ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
To start off, how do your markets come about? Are they self-certified and, if so, what are the requirements for the creation of a given market?
Typically, you'll see two ways that prediction market companies create their markets. The first is they have their users create the market. Now, with user generated content, almost anybody can put forward a market and anybody can add liquidity to that market. The biggest platform today is obviously Polymarket.
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2 weeks ago | 
gamblinginsider.com | Will Underwood
Key points:
- Paf has reported a 3% rise in revenue to €183m for 2024
- The operator has attributed its reported profit declines to recent rises in gaming tax
- Online was the company’s primary revenue driver during the year
Operator Paf has reported its full-year financial figures for 2024, unveiling a revenue of €183m ($205.8m) for the year – up 3% from figures reported during 2023.
