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Queensland delays The Star Gold Coast licence suspension to March 2027

The Queensland government has postponed the casino licence suspension deadline for The Star Gold Coast until March 31, 2027. This provides operator The Star Entertainment Group an additional six months to satisfy unresolved remediation conditions. The decision comes after special manager Nicholas Weeks issued an August evaluation highlighting major advancement regarding the firm's reform programs.

Via Yogonet International · 28 Oct · Daily Brief

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Bacta urges UK Chancellor to freeze Machine Games Duty at 20%

UK low-stakes entertainment trade association Bacta has published a letter backed by 120 independent firms requesting that Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey keep Machine Games Duty at 20%. The trade body issued the appeal ahead of the government budget announcement on 28 October, following several months of speculation regarding a potential tax rise.

Via SBC News · 28 Oct · Daily Brief

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Macau visitor numbers rise 8.5% as gaming revenue expansion slows

Macau welcomed 32,181,272 visitors during the first nine months of 2026, marking an 8.5% increase according to the Statistics and Census Service. However, casino gross gaming revenue experienced a slower rise of 3.2% across the same timeframe, reaching MOP187.12 billion ($23.19 billion) as cumulative growth decelerated over the year.

Via Yogonet International · 28 Oct · Daily Brief

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Mr.Booster promotes unified marketing model for iGaming operators

According to mr.Booster chief executive Leonid Pudov, managing multiple external marketing vendors can cause coordination difficulties for iGaming operators and hinder player conversion efforts. Pudov stated that consolidating dedicated specialist personnel and technology within a single operational structure can enhance collaboration, boost promotional results, and maximise the efficiency of operators' marketing spend.

Via iGaming Business · 28 Oct · Daily Brief

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Petersburg establishes advisory board to guide Live! Casino fund distribution

The city of Petersburg in Virginia has established a seven-member Local Advisory Board to evaluate funding requests linked to gaming revenue. The panel will review applications and provide formal recommendations regarding the distribution of benefit funds generated by Live! Casino Virginia to support local community initiatives and municipal projects.

Via Yogonet International · 28 Oct · Daily Brief

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Italian authorities investigate 15 people in Cosenza slot machine fraud probe

Law enforcement and regulatory officials in Italy are investigating 15 individuals over alleged fraud involving tampered slot machines. The gambling division of the Customs and Monopolies Agency, alongside the Carabinieri police, disclosed coordinated raids targeting various locations in the Cosenza province, involving 145 gaming machines during the inquiry.

Via SBC News · 28 Oct · Daily Brief

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