3 May 2026
Resorts World New York City has opened its live table games floor, becoming the first full casino in New York City to offer dealer-led games. The expansion adds more than 200 tables.
Mexico’s gambling regulator is pushing back on reports linking 20 casino permits to an alleged criminal network. Officials said the permits were issued by court order and that no casino is operating under them.
Caesars has added RubyPlay slot content to its online casino brands in Ontario under a new iGaming deal. The agreement expands game supply in a competitive regulated market.
MD88 has introduced a wallet upgrade and rebrand as it looks to improve usability and sharpen its market position in Malaysia. The changes reflect growing competition in online gaming.
BetMGM has secured exclusive early access to new Gold Blitz titles in the US under a deal with Games Global. The agreement strengthens its iGaming content strategy.
PG Soft has released Perfect Strike, a new bowling-themed slot with a simple 3×3 layout. The game focuses on mobile play and accessible features.
Atlantic City casinos remained profitable in 2025, but rising costs and looming competition from New York are tightening margins. Operators face a more challenging market ahead.
Amnesty International says 12 licensed Cambodian casinos were linked to scam compounds where torture, forced labor, trafficking, and child labor took place. The findings put fresh pressure on Cambodia’s crackdown claims.
ENJOY has entered Italy with BetFlag, giving the supplier its first live route into a major regulated iGaming market.
Maryland’s House has passed two anti-sweepstakes bills and sent them to the Senate. The measures target illegal online gambling and sweepstakes-style interactive games.
