Rank Group will pay £5 million to the Gambling Commission following an investigation into its three nationwide casino operators. The settlement addresses regulatory failures related to anti-money laundering and social responsibility, with all funds directed to the Government's Consolidated Fund.
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Louie French MP met with Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) members at Resorts World Birmingham during the Conservative Party Conference. Discussions focused on jobs, investment, the economic role of casinos, and concerns regarding higher Machine Games Duty.
Brazil's betting ban has halted licensed fixed-odds wagering, creating uncertainty for operators, jobs, and consumers. The future of the sector in the country remains unclear following this development.
Zitro Digital, the online gaming division of Zitro, has renewed its B2B online gaming supplier license with the Malta Gaming Authority. This license is valid until 2036, allowing the company to continue supplying its digital gaming content through this European jurisdiction.
Rank Group has agreed to a £5 million regulatory settlement with the UK Gambling Commission following an investigation into anti-money laundering and social responsibility failings. The LSE-listed company, owner of Grosvenor Casino and Mecca Bingo, had previously provisioned this amount in its full-year results.
Italy's retail gambling reform remains stalled, prompting courts to establish regulatory precedents. Industry leaders indicate that no land-based reform will occur before the next election. This situation is leading to a reshaping of the top-up network and increased pressure on smaller online operators.