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Dan Keene has been appointed the permanent CEO of the Alberta iGaming Corporation. His leadership is crucial for the upcoming launch of Alberta's regulated iGaming market on July 13. Keene's extensive experience in gaming will help shape a responsible and player-focused market.
During G2E Asia, Mario Ho urged Macau to enhance its sports culture to attract a younger audience. He emphasized a 'sports-plus' model that combines traditional gaming with the global appeal of sports and esports. Ho highlighted the necessity for collaboration among stakeholders to seize opportunities in this evolving landscape.
Bragg Gaming Group is set to broaden its US operations with the acquisition of Drayton International, enhancing its content library and market reach. The deal will see Matt Davey appointed as non-executive chairman, marking a strategic shift toward proprietary game IP and player experience.
PointsBet has reported a net win of AU$202 million for the nine-month period ending March 31, 2026, reflecting a minor year-on-year decline. The sports betting sector saw a drop, while igaming in Canada showed significant growth.
BetGuard has been launched in Ontario, allowing individuals aged 19 and older to voluntarily opt out of regulated online gaming platforms. This initiative aims to enhance responsible gaming practices and supports the government’s commitment to player protection. By opting out, players can prevent access to their accounts and receive no marketing communications from regulated igaming sites.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, Indonesian authorities are urging the public to be on guard against online scams and illegal sports betting. With gambling prohibited under Sharia law, police are stepping up efforts to combat illegal operations, particularly as many foreign operators are fleeing crackdowns in neighboring countries.
Alberta's new legislation permits the sale of gambling customer data, prompting privacy commissioner Diane McLeod to express concerns over public trust and privacy protections.
The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) is set to provide its integrity monitoring services in Alberta as the province gears up for regulated sports betting. Starting July 13, IBIA's advanced monitoring platform will assist licensed sportsbooks in ensuring fair play and compliance. This move follows their previous approval in Ontario, further solidifying IBIA's role in the Canadian market.
