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Apollo executives depart AGS after the $41M stock sale closes
A week after private equity giant Apollo Global Management said it was selling its 22 percent ownership in gaming equipment provider AGS,... more
Facebook sets restrictions on online gambling ads
Facebook has updated and is now enforcing their gambling and gaming service marketing policy. In order to feature ads that promote online... more
Vegas oddsmakers, officials say NFL finally hears message
LAS VEGAS (AP) – Jay Kornegay, who has built a reputation as one of Las Vegas’ top sports book directors, spoke at a conference... more
U.S. online gambling sites hit hard by credential stuffing fraud
Fraud issues have been sweeping through multiple US online gambling sites in the past few weeks, raising questions about whether or not the... more
What will FTX’s crash mean for crypto in sports betting?
Is this the end of crypto? The Economist published that headline in the wake of the recent collapse of FTX, one of the world’s largest and... more
Once forbidden, gambling now embraced by NFL
Gambling has gone from the forbidden topic in the NFL to a key part of the league’s present and future. The days of lobbying against... more
ICRG receives $180,000 grant from BetMGM to study ad impact on problem gambling
The International Center for Gambling Tuesday announced the receipt of a $180,000 grant from BetMGM. The funding will be used for a... more
OPINION: New York Times wildly misses the mark on sports betting story
Oh, those rapscallions at The New York Times, spending a year of their lives working on a giant sports betting investigation that reads... more
Ainsworth partners with Junto Creations for new game development studio
Ainsworth Game Technology recently announced a partnership with Junto Creations to create a new game development studio based in Austin,... more
Key findings from the New York Times’ investigation of sports betting
Four years ago, it was illegal to gamble on sports in most of the United States. Today, anyone who turns on the television or visits a... more


