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News9 Nov 2026
Editorial Desk
The Gambling Policy Commission will assess the impact of recent reforms and whether Britain needs to amend or replace its 2005 gambling law. Its final report is due in 2028.
Archive9 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
This week inside the depths of the gambling world: Gamdom refunds Crash players, Thai police raid 11 locations in a Shuffle probe, and BCGAME puts its new CEO on their new streaming platform Gosh.com.
News7 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
The casino’s new chief executive announced a November 7 livestream on Gosh. XBC Group lists Gosh the streaming platform as one of their products alongside its others like the crypto casino BC.GAME.
News6 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
Thai cyber police reported 11 arrests after searches in Bangkok and other provinces. A district court sentenced one suspect to prison on November 5, while investigators continued examining seized devices and cryptocurrency records.
News6 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
San Antonio game rooms were raided and accused of paying winners in Pokémon and sports trading cards that could be swapped for cash at a neighboring business, testing how Texas treats card prizes.
News4 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
Gamdom has changed its Crash formula after a ProvablyFair.org investigation found a higher house edge than advertised. The operator says it has credited 1,293 accounts and allocated a further $250,000 in reload credits.
Insights4 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
An attacker drained MetaWin’s hot wallets on November 3, 2024. Founder Richard “Skel” Skelhorn covered the losses, and later offered his Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport for evidence that would bring the hacker to justice.
News3 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
A new court petition puts Kalshi’s paid promotions and “no house” messaging under scrutiny, adding a consumer-protection dispute to its fight with New York over sports contracts.
News3 Nov 2026Editorial Desk
A WIRED investigation has found that tampered versions of Jurojin and IntuitiveTables let a cheater allegedly watch opponents' hole cards, as ACR, CoinPoker, ClubWPT Gold and GGPoker have responded in very different ways.
