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Alberta's iGaming Market Launches July 13
2 min read Sports Betting , Alberta ,

Alberta's iGaming Market Launches July 13

Alberta's iGaming market is gearing up for launch on July 13, with over 30 operators expected to enter the competitive landscape. The provincial government aims to create a robust online betting environment, signaling a significant shift in the region's gambling regulations.

3 min read Sports Betting ,

Evolution's Mixed Q1 Results: Europe vs Latin America

Evolution reported a 1.5% decline in net revenues for Q1, primarily due to challenges in Europe. CEO Martin Carlesund remains optimistic about growth opportunities in Latin America, where revenues rose by 29.3%. The company is expanding its presence in the region while navigating regulatory hurdles in Europe.

7 min read Sports Betting ,

East Coast Gaming Congress Highlights Challenges

The East Coast Gaming Congress recently took place in Atlantic City, where industry leaders gathered to discuss pressing issues like the threat posed by prediction markets. With insights from regulators and executives, the conference highlighted how these emerging platforms challenge traditional gaming operations and the regulatory landscape. As new competition looms and technological advancements reshape the industry, the call for a unified response has never been more urgent.

Polymarket Banned in Singapore: A Growing Concern
5 min read Sports Betting , Regulation ,

Polymarket Banned in Singapore: A Growing Concern

In December 2024, Singapore banned Polymarket, citing it as an unregulated gambling platform. Despite this, many locals continue to access the site, risking fines and imprisonment. The surge in betting on various events—from sports to mundane weather—raises ethical concerns about prediction markets, especially with ties to significant political events.