General elections in Peru 2026: exit poll, second round and keys to the day
Peru held its general elections on April 12, 2026 with more than 27 million voters. The exit poll suggests a second round.
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Peru: First official FIFA 21 tournament begins
Under the name eLiga1, it will be sponsored by the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) and will provide a spot for the Regional Playoffs that qualify for the FIFA 21 World Finals.
Netherlands promotes new projects to reduce the harms of online gambling among its citizens
The KSA of the Netherlands will allocate resources to prevention, treatment, and support programs, funded with contributions.
Stretch Network announces major updates to Spin & Go tournaments, launching December 2nd
Stretch Network will implement significant improvements to its Spin & Go tournaments on December 2nd, providing a faster and more engaging experience…
Women’s Day in Peru: what elections say about political opportunities for women
On Women’s Day, Peru reaches the general elections of April 12 with only four female presidential candidates out of 37 candidates.
Edinburgh consolidates its position as a European iGaming hub with artificial intelligence and technological talent
Edinburgh emerges as a European iGaming hub thanks to its talent in artificial intelligence, fintech, and data science.
Caja de Acción Social de San Juan registers growth in revenue during 2025 despite millions in unclaimed prizes
The San Juan Social Action Fund grew in revenue during 2025. More than 116 million pesos in prizes expired.
Chile: detect massive bets by public officials prohibited by law
Chile: A report from the Comptroller’s Office revealed million-dollar transactions carried out by public servants prohibited from gambling.
Luis Gama: “It is time to talk about play: regulate, prevent, and protect citizens”.
Gambling in our country is going through a critical situation that urgently requires the creation of a regulatory framework.
Gambling advertising in the UK falls to 2.7% of the market
United Kingdom: An independent study confirms a downward trend since 2021 and reinforces the debate on the balance between regulation.