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Top iGaming stories / Nov 12

Highlights of the day
  • MagBet’s daily roundup brings together the key industry developments from regulatory shifts and business decisions to partnerships, technology updates, and market expansion.
  • Brazil extended its betting prohibition for 60 days, keeping the provisional measure effective while Congress considers whether to approve, amend or reject it.
  • Golden Whale appointed Marcel Wasserer Chief Scientific Officer, expanding the existing adviser’s role in its machine learning and decision-intelligence technology for iGaming operators.
  • The UK Advertising Standards Authority banned Casumo’s Spinumo advertisement after finding that its repeated deposit-and-wager requirements encouraged socially irresponsible gambling that could cause financial harm.
  • Amusnet expanded its Spanish online casino distribution through separate agreements introducing 236 games at Eldoradocasino.es and an initial 32 titles at CasinoBarcelona.es.
  • Macau collected nearly MOP81.53 billion in gaming-related fiscal revenue through October, up 5.2% year over year, reaching 88.1% of its annual gaming-tax target.
  • Meridian Holdings plans to retain a Brazilian presence while pursuing reopening options, after reporting a $13.3 million third-quarter attributable loss that included shutdown-related impairments.
  • SPRIBE secured interim restrictions on rival expansion in Colombia, Romania and Serbia, while platforms already offering the competing Aviator game by July 3 remain exempt.
  • Paradise Co reported a 20.6% quarterly attributable-profit increase to KRW27.78 billion as sales grew, although nine-month attributable earnings remained below the previous year.
  • ComeOn and Hajper introduced higher Swedish welcome-bonus thresholds around age 20, applying voluntary promotional restrictions alongside the country’s existing minimum gambling age of 18.
  • Michigan’s gambling regulator joined an international license-checking campaign supporting Illegal Gambling Awareness Week and a free tool drawing on licensing records from participating jurisdictions.

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