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    Black market set to take £500 million on jump racing season, BGC warns

    Black market set to take £500 million on jump racing season, BGC warns

    The Betting and Gaming Council has warned that unlicensed operators are projected to take £500 million in wagers over the current British jump racing season. The trade body highlighted independent data showing a surge in illegal online gambling traffic in the UK ahead of the Cheltenham Festival.

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    Casino Pauma opens sportsbook on California tribal reservation

    Casino Pauma opens sportsbook on California tribal reservation

    Casino Pauma has launched a retail sportsbook on the Pauma Indian Reservation in California, permitting guests aged 18 and older to place wagers via self-service kiosks. The opening ceremony featured Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians leadership and former NFL player Shawne Merriman, who placed the venue's first bet. The facility introduces on-reservation sports betting within the state's tribal gaming landscape.