A report warns about the growth of online gaming in Argentina
In a press release, the company informed that "the possible incomes of games of chance operators, software developers, media and investors could increase in billions of dollars if the rumor that affirms that some countries will try to soften the norms that regulate the online betting market happens to be true”.
"The online games of chance market is expected to grow a 42%, from us$ billion in 2008 to us$ 30 billion in 2012 (according to the data brought by H2 Gambling Capital). The growth potential in the sector is huge, because some of the biggest markets such as United States, China, Japan and South Korea, currently ban online betting" , added the note.
"As long as the games of chance market grows, the industry will need to face the concerns on the matter. Security is key in this market and a reputation of integrity will be the most valuable asset that operators will have to manage to achieve. The industry will have to face and solve social concerns such as the control of the access of underaged people and the possibility that the gaming addiction is boosted by the online access.”
State attorneys general push for local control over sports prediction markets
Massachusetts high court signals skepticism in Kalshi sports contracts case
Caesars bans credit card deposits across U.S. online gambling platforms
Zitro Digital appoints Thiago Valadão as Commercial Director for Brazil
HIPTHER appoints Elena Stepanyatova to lead event content and production across conference portfolio
MGM Resorts posts record first-quarter revenue as profit slips on weaker margins
CT Interactive expands portfolio, boosts Bulgaria presence in April
Sportsbook integration: Deploying betting widgets at scale
IDX selected to power 250 gaming tables with X-Trend system at the Westside Resort
Racing and Sports partners with Altenar to enhance global racing offering
PokerStars adds Prague and Aix-en-Provence, France to 2026 live schedule
