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- Oklahoma tribal gaming leader rejects governor
- GVC exec: “One size fits all online stake limit” not the answer during coronavirus measures
- Thoroughbred Owners of California ask to rescind Santa Anita shutdown
- Cynance CEO: Coronavirus pandemic creating new cybersecurity challenges for gaming firms
- National Lottery to donate £300m in coronavirus support
- Coronavirus: GVC welcomes BGC’s 10-point plan to protect online players
- Flutter’s acquisition of Stars Group to go ahead despite coronavirus concern
- Debate: Which vertical should online gambling companies turn to without sports betting?
- Malta Gaming Authority to licensees: no references to pandemic
- Exposure to gambling adverts could impact children’s attitudes, according to GambleAware
- Coronavirus: Casinomeister opens forum to help small businesses
- Prague Gaming Summit: “Netherlands the world champions at slowly regulating the gaming sector”
- Gambling Commission CEO: Customer protection paramount during unprecedented period
- Incoming William Hill CFO withdraws from role due to coronavirus uncertainty
- UK Government makes U-turn on business rate holiday exclusion
- Coronavirus: Gauselmann Group shuts 700 gaming establishments in Europe
- Catena Media focuses on casino to balance sports revenue shortfall
- Online gaming share prices rise as much as 62% in last week
- GAN signals commitment to move to Nasdaq as 2019 revenue rises 114%
- Olympic and Paralympic games postponed until 2021
- NetEnt to fully integrate Red Tiger after acquisition exceeds expectations
- Industry analyst: BGC justified in letter of condemnation
- Coronavirus: 888 reports rise in online casino and poker, sports betting fall
- 888 to delay full-year results due to coronavirus, after FCA request
- Communication and correct use of data key to acquiring users, says specialist