Preparing for Regulation S-P and takeaways from the SEC’s session at the Incident Response Forum Masterclass 2025

Summary On April 22, 2025, Laura D’Allaird, Chief of the SEC’s Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit, shared insights at the Incident Response Forum Masterclass 2025. The session focused on cyber regulation, particularly following the SEC’s tightening of Regulation S-P to protect customer data in the wake of emerging technology challenges. Key areas of concern highlighted […]

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INE Security Alert: Top 5 Takeaways from RSAC 2025

Fresh from a standout presence at RSAC 2025, INE Security has shed light on the critical cybersecurity priorities emerging from this year’s conference. Engaging with both practitioners and decision makers, INE Security has pinpointed the top cybersecurity challenges stemming from the event, including the rise of AI-driven threats and multi-cloud vulnerabilities. With a staggering 72% […]

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Middle East Diplomacy Signals Cautious Opportunity for Gambling Sector Investment

The Update: President Donald Trump has commenced a four-day diplomatic visit to the Middle East, beginning in Saudi Arabia. The agenda centres on regional security, energy cooperation, and foreign investment frameworks. Meetings with senior Saudi and Emirati officials are expected to focus on economic diversification and strategic bilateral initiatives. This visit coincides with growing international […]

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Wynn Resorts Reports Record Q2 EBITDA Amid Mixed Revenue Performance

The Update Wynn Resorts Ltd. reported second-quarter 2024 operating revenues of $1.73 billion, marking an 8.6% year-on-year increase but falling slightly short of analyst expectations. The company achieved a record Adjusted Property EBITDAR of $571.7 million, reflecting operational strength across its Las Vegas, Macau, and Boston properties. In Las Vegas, Wynn generated $628.7 million in […]

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Mississippi Casinos’ Image and Likness Used as Part of iGaming Scams

Casinos in Mississippi are facing a surge in scam attempts, wherein fraudsters exploit the image and branding of real casinos to lure unsuspecting individuals into online scams. These deceptive operators promise lucrative sign-up bonuses, such as $1,500, to entice users to disclose personal and financial information. Despite Mississippi’s regulation against online casinos, scammers are unperturbed, […]

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Brazilian lawmakers advance bill to ban betting on cards and fouls in football

Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies is moving forward with legislation aimed at outlawing bets on certain football events, addressing rising concerns over match-fixing practices. The proposed Bill 2,842/2023 targets individual actions during matches, such as yellow cards and fouls, to curb manipulation in the sport. Source: Yogonet International Key Points The new bill aims to ban […]

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Court rules against Meier in its attempt to block rivals from bidding for licences in Chile

The Antitrust Court in Chile, known as TDLC, has rejected Meier’s request to block competitors from participating in future casino licence tenders. This ruling comes as Meier, which operates the Talca Casino, has alleged that other companies are colluding to hinder fair competition. Source: G3 Newswire Key Points TDLC ruled against Meier’s urgent request to […]

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Paraguayan government issues gambling decree

The Paraguayan government has formally established regulations for its new gambling law through a recent decree. This significant move follows President Santiago Peña’s enactment of Law 7483, aimed at revising the legal framework for gambling operations in the country. A notable change in this legislation includes the transition of Conajzar to the National Directorate of […]

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Washington Sanctions Myanmar Militia Following Illegal Casino, Scam Allegations

The US Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on Myanmar’s Karen National Army (KNA) after uncovering allegations of their involvement in illegal casino operations and scams. The sanctions also target the militia’s leadership and their close relatives, blocking US assets and preventing American citizens from conducting business with them. The sanctions highlight the militia’s ties to […]

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Philippines Anti-Money Laundering Council launches investigation into laundering of murdered billionaire’s ransom through casino junkets

Summary The Philippines’ Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) has commenced an investigation into the alleged laundering of ransom money linked to the murder of local businessman Anson Que. His ransom payment of Php200 million (approximately US$3.6 million) was reportedly funnelled through junket operators 9 Dynasty Group and White Horse Club and involved multiple e-wallet transactions, conversion […]

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