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iGaming Times
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At iGaming Times, we're your definitive source for the pulse of the global iGaming industry. Based in the heart of the European iGaming hub, Malta, we deliver timely, accurate, and insightful news directly to industry professionals, stakeholders, and enthusiasts worldwide. The iGaming sector is fast-paced and ever-evolving, from regulatory shifts and groundbreaking innovations to major mergers and market trends. Our mission is to cut through the noise, providing clear, concise, and credible reporting that helps you stay ahead. We focus exclusively on what matters most in online gaming, sports betting, casino, and related technologies. Our team of dedicated journalists and industry analysts works around the clock to bring you: -Breaking News Alerts: Immediate updates on critical developments. -In-Depth Analysis: Unpacking complex stories with expert insights. -Regulatory Updates: Navigating the intricate world of global iGaming legislation. -Market Trends: Spotting the shifts and opportunities shaping the industry's future. Follow iGaming Times for the essential knowledge you need to thrive in the dynamic world of iGaming. Join our community and be the first to know.
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Research & Knowledge
iGaming Times reports that the Betting and Gaming Council promoted a Fincord Intelligence report estimating global illegal online gambling at approximately $50 billion in gross revenue for 2025.
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Research & Knowledge
iGaming Times reports that Euromat commissioned Regulus Partners and Helios to study 28 European markets, estimating net revenue of €12 billion in 2025, tripled since 2019, and around 25% of the European online sector.
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Legal & Regulatory
iGaming Times notes that the Lottery Corporation, Australia's largest lottery company, welcomed the legislation and is paying for it.
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Legal & Regulatory
iGaming Times notes that the Interactive Gambling Amendment (Gambling Reform) Act 2026, the same package that banned wagering advertising in live sport, will be enacted.
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Legal & Regulatory
iGaming Times notes that from 1 January 2027, Australians will not be able to buy an entry matched to a draw conducted overseas, and online keno disappears with it.
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Legal & Regulatory
iGaming Times notes that Chief executive Wayne Pickup said ending the company's online keno operation would cost about A$25 million of EBITDA a year based on FY26.
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