Beyond Regulation: The Legal Intersections Shaping Romania’s Gambling Industry
In a sector where the specific regulatory framework is the starting point for any legal discussion, the day-to-day operational reality of companies active in this industry depends critically on how gambling-specific rules intersect with other legal areas. Based on this strategic perspective, BACIU PARTNERS organized the first edition of «The House Edge – Winning the Margins – Critical Legal Intersections». The event was designed as a...
Partouche Opens New Multi-Floor Gaming Club in Paris
Groupe Partouche has officially launched its new gaming venue in Paris following a €100 million investment, bringing one of the capital’s largest poker and table gaming clubs to Avenue de la Grande-Armée near the Arc de Triomphe. The new Partouche Casino Club opened its doors on May 12, 2026, replacing the operator’s former location on Rue de Berri. Spread across 8,500 square meters and seven floors, the venue combines gaming areas,...
Gaming in Holland Conference agenda
The Gaming in Holland Conference, which will take place Thursday, June 4, in Amsterdam, has announced its initial agenda. As always, the event will bring together key decision makers in the regulated Dutch gambling market. Moreover, this year’s edition will explore what steps to take and how best to cooperate in order to #ReclaimTheMarket from the growing threat of illegal and unfair competition. A select number of confirmed...
GLI Becomes First International Lab Accredited in Ukraine Amid Regulatory Overhaul
Ukraine’s new regulatory body, PlayCity, has granted its first international accreditation to the US-based Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), with its European subsidiary, GLI Europe B.V., authorised to operate from the Netherlands. The appointment marks a major shift in how the Ukrainian government handles the certification of gaming hardware and software. GLI Europe B.V. is now the only foreign entity authorized to act as both...
Cambodia shuts down 91 casinos said to be scam fronts
The Cambodian government has released a statement claiming it has shut down 91 casinos found to be fronts for scam operations as part of a nationwide crackdown on the activity. The closures were first reported by Chinese state news agency Xinhua, with Cambodia said to have raided more than 250 illicit scam hubs over the past nine months and deported 13,039 foreign nationals from 33 countries who were found to be involved in scam...
