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Wales News 2026

News about Wales.
Daten-Skandal in England: Online-Casinos missachten Privatsphäre ihrer KundenAI-GENERATED
Regulation·

Data Scandal in UK: Online Casinos Accused of Privacy Breaches

A study by Swansea University reveals that 86 percent of British gambling websites violate GDPR. Many start harvesting data before users even click a button.

Grosvenor Casino in Swansea schließt: Poker-Infrastruktur in Wales bricht einAI-GENERATED
Market·

Grosvenor Swansea Shuts Down: Poker Infrastructure Crumbling in Wales

Grosvenor Casino Swansea closed permanently on August 30 after profitability plunged by 107 percent over a decade, leaving local players without a nearby poker base.

Entain meldet Umsatzplus bei sinkenden Gewinnen durch neue SteuernAI-GENERATED
Operators·

Entain Reports Revenue Growth Amid Margin Pressure from New Taxes

Despite increasing net gaming revenue to £2.55 billion, gambling giant Entain faces significant tax burdens in the UK and legal provisions in Germany.

Walisischer Fußball unter dem Hammer: FeedConstruct sichert sich exklusive DatenrechteAI-GENERATED
Market·

Welsh Football Data: FeedConstruct Lands Exclusive Global Betting Rights

Armenian data provider FeedConstruct has secured exclusive global betting data and streaming rights for the top four tiers of Welsh football in a deal with the FAW.

GamCare Projekt beendet: Veteranen zehnmal häufiger von Spielsucht gefährdetAI-GENERATED
Player protection·

GamCare Project Concludes: Veterans Face Ten Times Higher Gambling Risk

A review of the Armed Forces Development Project reveals that UK veterans are ten times more likely to experience gambling harm than the general public.

Wales investiert 1,4 Millionen Pfund in Prävention gegen GlücksspielschädenAI-GENERATED
Player protection·

Wales Launches £1.4 Million Grant Programme to Tackle Gambling Harms

Public Health Wales has established a new £700,000 annual fund to support community-led initiatives focused on gambling harm prevention.