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French horse racing operator Pari-Mutuel Urbain (PMU) announced a three-year strategic vision to grow its annual stakes by €1bn and to increase its total number of customers to 4 million. The business outlined a series of transformations for the company in the period including a “global approach” to PMU’s growth, the deployment of new technology
Industry initiative the All-In Diversity Project has launched the survey for its fourth edition of its All-Index report. The All-In Diversity Project published the third edition of the report in July, and revealed that the industry was experiencing its largest gender gap to date. l-r: Kelly kehn and christina thakor-rankin, co-founders, the All-In diversity project
The World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) has suspended a number of players, including former Masters champion Yan Bingtao, as part of an ongoing investigations into allegations of match-fixing for betting purposes. Bingtao’s suspension form attending and competing on the World Snooker Tour will come into effect immediately and will remain in place until
The implementation of affordability checks and the re-opening of land-based venues both contributed to the fall in online revenue during 2021-2022, according to an Ernst & Young report commissioned by the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC). The report analyses the BGC’s contribution to the British economy, looking at gambling data covering the period between July
Sweden’s government has put forward proposals to make more consumer data available to licensed operators to help prevent gambling-related harm such as addiction. Announced by Swedish minister of financial markets, Niklas Wykman, the memorandum set out plans for the rights to process personal data about players and their gaming habits to combat problem gambling. The
