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Wynn Resorts’ strategic pivot away from New York represents sophisticated corporate decision-making that prioritizes shareholder value over prestige projects fraught […]

The Missouri Gaming Commission (MGC) has officially launched the licensing application process for sports betting operators, marking a significant milestone […]

We have prepared a detailed guide that covers all questions regarding gambling marketing. Our article will explain the legal operation […]

Foreign gambling companies are positioned to take control of New Zealand’s nascent online casino market as the government prepares to […]

Ukrainian gambling operators have formed an unprecedented alliance to develop specialized tracking software aimed at exposing illegal online casinos operating […]

The UK’s gambling regulatory authority has released comprehensive findings from its ongoing evaluation of financial vulnerability screening mechanisms for remote […]

Peru has established itself as the foremost regulatory authority for online gambling in Latin America, following the successful implementation of […]

Although cryptographer David Chaum offered a blockchain-like protocol in 1982, this technology revolutionized the iGaming sphere only in the 2000ies. Since blockchain is verifiable and transparent, it has become the backbone of the provably fair gambling concept. What is this? It is a system that enables users to verify casino game results, guaranteeing fairness and trust. Want to stay in the loop on this topic? We describe this technology in our article.

Unfortunately, obtaining a license once does not mean that the casino has it permanently. All the jurisdictions issue a permit for a certain period. As soon as it ends, the owner of the casino should renew the gambling license to sustain the credibility of the business. The good news is that renewing a permit is much easier than obtaining it the first time. Still, there are several nuances and specific features that can prevent a business from successfully renewing. You can find a quick outline of the process and what might go wrong in this article prepared by the Legal Pilot team.