The Jacksonville Jaguars are emerging as a strong contender for the Super Bowl, with a favorable schedule and a highly motivated team. Despite unique challenges, they are poised for a successful season.
A trust in Massachusetts has claimed a $500,000 lottery prize, with the ticket purchased at Cumberland Farms in Auburn. Katherine Wally, the trust's representative, claimed the prize in person.
Bragg Gaming Group has appointed Morten Tonnesen as interim CEO following Matevž Mazij's departure. Mazij will continue as a strategic advisor.
Peter Kesitilwe, CEO of the African iGaming Alliance, highlights the significance of the ICE Conference in bringing together African gaming regulators and international stakeholders. He emphasizes the need for understanding local economics and regulations for success in the African iGaming market.
The UK Gambling Commission has intensified its efforts to combat illegal gambling by blocking millions of URLs. The regulator flagged and referred 7.7 million URLs to search engines, resulting in the removal of over 3 million URLs and the full delisting of 1,835 websites.
The U.S. midterm elections saw Democrats take control, potentially opening doors for gambling expansion in key states like Texas and Georgia. However, Nebraska voters rejected sports betting measures.
GG Network has implemented a ban on auxiliary poker software and introduced a prediction market on CoinPoker. The ban is effective from December 1, 2026, with a transition period until November 30, 2026.
A lottery ticket bought in New Jersey hit the latest Powerball jackpot this week, scoring $847 million. The winner has yet to claim the prize.
Dan Flynn has been appointed as the new CEO of Scientific Games, bringing over 30 years of leadership experience. He succeeds Kevin Schneider, who will become the Chairman of the Board.