G3 Newswire

    IAGR announces first Illegal Gambling Awareness Week

    The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) has announced its inaugural Illegal Gambling Awareness Week, scheduled to take place from 9–13 November 2026. The coordinated campaign aims to educate consumers on the risks of unlicensed operators and encourage players to verify jurisdictional licensing. It represents the first international initiative of its kind focused on illegal online gambling awareness.

    FDJ UNITED’s revenue falls due to a backdrop of unfavourable economic conditions and tax increases

    FDJ UNITED generated gross gaming revenue of €6,264m and total revenue of €2,576m over the first nine months of 2026, down 2.8% and 5.6% respectively. The performance was pressured by tax increases and broader unfavorable economic conditions across its operating footprint. Consequently, the company revised its full-year guidance to project low-single-digit GGR declines, mid-single-digit revenue drops, and an EBITDA margin of 23%.

    MA Gaming Commission shows Wynn Resort’s Boston Casino with lowest GGR since February 2021

    Encore Boston Harbor generated $46.1m in gaming revenue in September, marking its lowest monthly GGR since February 2021, according to data from the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. The figure represents a 22% decline compared to the same month in 2025. Union representatives from UNITE HERE Local 26 noted that ongoing strike actions substantially contributed to the downtown property's performance drop.

    Global Gaming Solutions buys Wyoming Horse Racing

    Chickasaw Nation-owned Global Gaming Solutions has acquired 100% of Wyoming Horse Racing through its subsidiary, Global Gaming WY. The transaction includes the transfer of 13 Horse Palace Gaming and off-track betting properties located throughout the state. The acquisition further expands the tribal gaming entity's footprint into the regional pari-mutuel and gaming market.

    Hard Rock Casino Tejon breaks ground on new Hard Rock Hotel as part of $725m expansion

    Hard Rock Casino Tejon breaks ground on new Hard Rock Hotel as part of $725m expansion

    The Tejon Indian Tribe and Hard Rock International have broken ground on a $725m expansion project at Hard Rock Casino Tejon in Kern County. The development will convert the property into a full-scale resort featuring a 406-room hotel, 900 additional slot machines, dining venues, and a spa. The project marks the next phase of the tribe's major commercial gaming partnership.

    High Roller Technologies Launches ROLR Real-Money

    High Roller Technologies has officially launched ROLR, its real-money prediction markets platform, marking its entry into the US prediction markets vertical. The platform is now live for eligible domestic users following an invitation-only beta testing period that began in mid-September. The company anticipates that the new operations will begin generating revenue during the current fiscal period.

    SkyCity would consider selling its entire business as an alternative to its current growth strategy

    SkyCity Entertainment Group has stated it would consider acquisition proposals for its entire portfolio as an alternative to its current growth strategy. The consideration follows subdued trading conditions across New Zealand and Australia and encompasses key assets, including its flagship Auckland property, the Sky Tower, and venues in Hamilton and Adelaide.

    Arizona suspends Turf Paradise’s permit due to lack of staff to support pari-mutuel betting

    The Arizona Department of Gaming's Division of Racing has suspended the teletrack permit for Turf Paradise Racecourse, operating under Skyfall 7, LLC, effective October 16. The regulatory action was taken due to a lack of staff necessary to properly support pari-mutuel wagering operations. Regulators cited the need to protect the public and maintain the integrity of the state's racing and betting industry.

    Buenos Aires senator proposes ‘Ley Lula’ to ban online betting

    Buenos Aires provincial senator Federico Fagioli has introduced legislation to prohibit online sports betting and casino games in the province. Dubbed the 'Ley Lula,' the bill proposes to repeal articles 146 to 173 of Law 15,079, thereby dismantling the current licensing framework. If approved, the measure would eliminate the legal authorization for regulated iGaming operations across the jurisdiction.

    AIEJA lays out Mexico’s responsible-gaming agenda as it pushes for a fully regulated industry

    Mexican gaming association AIEJA has established a four-pillar framework focusing on regulation, prevention, education, and technology as part of its push for a fully regulated market. The trade body is advocating for broad collaboration among regulatory authorities, mental health specialists, civil society, and operators. The agenda aims to ensure betting remains a safe leisure activity with standard responsible gaming safeguards.