4 February 2026
AskGamblers says its complaint service returned $1.68m to players in Q4 2025. The data points to ongoing withdrawal and KYC friction across casino and betting.
Novomatic extended its Ainsworth takeover offer to Feb. 6, calling it the final deadline. The A$1.00 per share price remains the core point of resistance.
Greentube has launched its casino content on PlayStar in New Jersey, adding another operator channel in the state’s crowded iGaming market.
The line between a bad beat and bad behavior has been getting harder for leagues and regulators to ignore.
The Philippine SEC filed a criminal complaint accusing Villar Land of market manipulation, insider trading, and misleading disclosures.
The Royals named Circa Sports their official sports betting partner as Missouri’s legal market gains momentum. Early activations start January 30 at Kauffman Stadium.
Webull is waiving its Super Bowl event contract brokerage fee as prediction markets compete with sportsbooks during the biggest U.S. betting weekend.
Fanatics moved its Illinois online sports betting partner from Hawthorne to Argosy Casino Alton after regulatory approval. The switch limits exposure to Hawthorne’s financial turmoil.
Oxford Casino sued Maine in federal court to block a tribal-only iGaming law. The case challenges exclusivity and could affect the state’s online casino timeline.
Evoke has posted some mixed financial results for the year of 2025, with the business showing a 22% decline in year-on-year revenue. The results of that review appear to have been laid out , with the company confirming it will sell off some 200 of its William Hill shops.
