Breakout Gaming Group launches Breakout Poker

The Breakout Gaming Group has announced the launch of their new online poker site, Breakout Gaming Poker.

ICE London 2018 set to be biggest on record

The 2018 edition of ICE London will be the biggest on record. Event organizers Clarion Gaming have confirmed the addition of a further 2,000 square meters of space, which will raise the total size of the world's favorite gaming technology event to 43,500 square meters, a 5% increase on the 2017 figure and approaching twice the size of ICE 2012 (22,500 square meters). The development, which has been driven by demand for stand space by both existing and new exhibitors, represents the sixth consecutive year of growth for the London event.

Playtech acquires BetBuddy

Playtech has acquired BetBuddy, the responsible gambling analytics solution provider, for an undisclosed fee.

Ice Totally Gaming sees increased international registration

ICE 2018 is already on course to be gaming's most international showcase of the year just weeks after the Passport to Paradice website went live.

UK Competition and Markets Authority cracking down on gambling firms

CMA has today announced it is launching enforcement action against a number of online gambling operators suspected of breaking consumer law.

As it steps up its investigation of the £4.5 billion sector, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is acting because it believes people aren't getting the deal they expect from sign-up promotions, and operators are unfairly holding on to people's money.

ICE 2017 confirms record-setting attendance

ICE 2017 has been confirmed as the most successful edition on record, with attendance independently audited at 30,213, up 6% year-on-year and the sixth consecutive year of growth experienced by gaming's leading business-to-business event.

ICE confirms 91 first-time exhibitors

Kate Chambers, Managing Director of Clarion's gaming division, has described the large number of first-time exhibitors attending ICE as being the X Factor in the success story of the industry's biggest b2b gaming event. Her assessment follows confirmation that a total of 91 gaming organisations from 34 nations will be making their ICE debuts in February.