The English Football Association (FA) has issued Joey Barton with an 18-month suspension after he admitted to a misconduct charge related to betting.

Intralot-owned Totolotek has become the first regulated bookmaker in Poland to launch a virtual sports betting service, in partnership with Betradar.

Kindred Group has revealed that it was able to generate a record level of revenue during the three months to March 31, 2017.

Kambi Group has announced a year-on-year increase in revenue during the first quarter of the year, despite a decline in operating profit.

Matt Davey, chief executive of NYX Gaming Group, has paid tribute to the firm’s financial performance in the 12 months through to December 31, 2016, describing the year as “transformational” for the company.

Mr Green has launched a range of online gaming content from supplier Realistic Games.

Kindred Group has moved to streamline its compliance management programme and licensing arrangements through a new partnership with SAI Global.

Casino software supplier Tom Horn Gaming extended its long-running partnership with Vivo Gaming.

Continent 8 Technologies has completed the latest stage of its multi-million dollar global network expansion.

PokerStars has moved to expand its range of Spin & Go services with the launch of new Omaha versions of the game.

Gaming Innovation Group (GIG) has continued its M&A-focused growth strategy and marketing services expansion through the â,¬5.7 million ($6.1 million) purchase of an unnamed “highly regarded” affiliate network that targets bettors in central Europe.

GAN has secured its first privileged gaming licence in the US from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE).

NetEnt has cited its ongoing growth strategy as the main reason behind a year-on-year increase in key financials during the three months to March 31, 2017.

Red Tiger Gaming has appointed Gavin Hamilton, formerly director of gaming at Paddy Power Betfair, as its new managing director.

A group backed by private equity firm KKR has today (Wednesday) made a revised, all-cash offer of A$6.15 billion (US$4.65 billion) for Australia’s Tatts Group.