1 
iGaming Business (iGB)
Daily B2B news, analysis and reports with a separate affiliate brand and several newsletters.
London, United Kingdom
9.0 Best for: Operators who want daily news plus affiliate coverage
iGaming Business is a London-based B2B title that says it has grown through the acquisition of Global Gaming Business, and staff bios on its About page reference Clarion Gaming. The front page in early November 2026 mixed news, analysis and reports on Flutter, Cirsa, Superbet, Brazil and the US midterms. It runs eight newsletters, from a daily Global Gaming Monitor to a bi-weekly affiliate staff-moves email. Its About page says editorial content is written for the reader and not the advertiser. Treat it as the default daily read for an operator or platform buyer.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓Front page on 5 Nov 2026 shows news, analysis and report items across Europe, US and Brazil
- ✓Eight newsletters listed, including daily Global Gaming Monitor editions and four iGB Affiliate editions
- ✓Sister brands for affiliates and North America; About page says editorial is written for the reader, not the advertiser
- ✓No article paywall seen on the front page
Watch out for
- ✗Partner hubs on the site are promotional and were not labelled as sponsored on the front page
- ✗Some products such as executive membership and reports sit behind login or payment
2 
SBC News
Daily SBC group news: regulation, operators and affiliates, with several newsletters.
8.5 Best for: Daily operator news and SBC event coverage
SBC News is the news arm of the SBC group, which also runs Summit events. On 5 November 2026 the front page carried Allwyn UK leadership changes, Raketech results, an Irish industry body interview and a Brazil betting ban feature. It has a dedicated newsletter page and an advertising page. The site reads as a mix of reported news and interviews. Check the advertising and contact pages for how paid placement is handled.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓At least eight stories dated 4 or 5 Nov 2026 on the front page
- ✓Newsletter hub at /newsletters
- ✓Free to read with no paywall indicated
- ✓Launched a Regulatory Advisory Board in Nov 2026
Watch out for
- ✗Owned by an events and media group that also sells advertising, so some coverage is tied to SBC events
- ✗No sponsored label seen on the front page
3 
Yogonet
Free daily gaming news with regional editions for LatAm, Brazil, Africa, UAE and Asia Pacific.
8.5 Best for: Latin America and emerging-market operators
Yogonet is a free gaming news site whose international page showed eight stories dated 4 and 5 November 2026, from US ballot votes to Flutter's outlook cut and Brazil's betting ban. Regional editions cover Latin America, Brazil, Africa, the UAE and Asia Pacific, which makes it useful for operators entering emerging markets. It offers a newsletter and an RSS feed. No paywall appeared on the pages read.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓Eight stories dated 4 to 5 Nov 2026 on the international page
- ✓Regional editions including Latinoamerica, Brasil, Africa, UAE and Asia Pacific
- ✓Newsletter and RSS available, no paywall visible
Watch out for
- ✗Newsletter frequency not stated on its signup page
- ✗Ownership and sponsored content policy not stated on pages read
4 
Legal Sports Report
US sports betting and prediction market news, free to read, with an affiliate disclosure.
8.2 Best for: US state-level betting and prediction market news
Legal Sports Report is a US-focused site that on 4 and 5 November 2026 covered Kalshi court rulings, FanDuel prediction market spending, Nebraska ballot results and a Canadian federal advertising bill. Its footer states it may earn revenue from visitor referrals to betting services, which is a useful disclosure and also a reminder of its consumer side. Pick it for US legal detail, not global operator news.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓Eight posts dated 4 to 5 Nov 2026
- ✓Strong on Kalshi litigation and US state votes
- ✓Footer discloses referral revenue
Watch out for
- ✗US-focused, little on Europe or Asia
- ✗Earns referral revenue from betting services, so it is not purely trade press
5 
iGamingExpress
Daily news with regulation, deals and regulator interviews, readable through an open RSS feed.
8.1 Best for: Quick regulator, licensing and deal headlines
iGamingExpress published 12 items on 5 November 2026, including a UKGC illegal gambling index launch, a Brazilian court restoring a betting licence, France clearing Banijay's acquisition of JOA and regulator interviews. It is easy to follow through RSS. The site blocked automated page fetches, so newsletter, ownership and sponsored content rules are unconfirmed. Useful as a second daily source for regulation and deal headlines.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓RSS feed returned 12 items all dated 5 Nov 2026
- ✓Covers regulator interviews and licensing news
- ✓Open RSS feed lets you pull it into a reader
Watch out for
- ✗Website returned 403 to automated fetch, so layout, newsletter and policies were not checked
- ✗Ownership and sponsored policy not verified
6 
EGR Global
Subscription-led B2B title with daily news, rankings, awards and a free daily newsletter.
8.0 Best for: Operator rankings, awards and prediction markets coverage
EGR Global promotes a paid subscription as an independently curated insight service for online gaming, and offers a free daily newsletter as the lighter option. The front page in November 2026 led with Flutter results, the Nebraska sports betting vote, a prediction markets bulletin and an affiliate-industry Q&A. It also hosts rankings, a directory, events and a press release section. Check what a free account includes before relying on it.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓Sells itself as independently curated insight built for online gaming
- ✓Free daily newsletter for readers not ready to subscribe
- ✓Rankings, directory and press release sections
Watch out for
- ✗Paid subscription exists and the free versus paid split is not clear from the public pages
- ✗Price not published on the page read
Sources (2)
- egr.global · Front page headlines, subscribe and log in buttons, daily newsletter prompt
- egr.global · Subscription pitch and free daily newsletter at /sign-up-to-our-newsletter/
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Gaming Intelligence
Finance, M&A, legal and people news for gaming, with some stories behind a subscription.
7.8 Best for: Earnings, M&A and legal news across gaming
Gaming Intelligence organises news into Finance and M&A, Legal and Regulatory and People. In early November 2026 it covered PENN, Genius Sports, Light and Wonder and Melco quarterly results, an Arkansas lawsuit against Kalshi and VGW, and an Argentine approval for ThrillTech. At least some stories sit behind a subscription. It suits readers who track listed-company results and deals.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓Front page sections for Finance and M&A, Legal and Regulatory and People
- ✓Newsletter signup on the front page
- ✓Covers Q3 2026 earnings from PENN, Genius Sports, Light and Wonder and Melco
Watch out for
- ✗The lead story was gated behind a subscribe and login prompt
- ✗Heavy land-based and US weighting
8 
iGaming Today
Mixed trade and player site with Asia and LatAm casino revenue stories and a jobs board.
7.1 Best for: Monthly casino revenue figures and a job board
iGaming Today publishes quick news items on casino revenue, earnings, regulation and licences, plus a directory, events calendar and jobs board. On 4 and 5 November 2026 it covered Macau, Chile and Korea revenue, Super Group, Flutter, Brazil's betting ban and the Arkansas action against VGW. It also carries online casino and slot reviews aimed at players, so filter for the news and regulation sections.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓11 items dated 4 to 5 Nov 2026
- ✓Casino revenue reports from Macau, Chile and Korea
- ✓Directory, events calendar and jobs board
Watch out for
- ✗Also publishes player-facing casino and slot reviews
- ✗Newsletter frequency not stated
9 
Focus Gaming News
Interview-led gaming news with five regional editions, a weekly podcast and a Telegram channel.
6.9 Best for: Executive interviews and SiGMA-type event coverage
Focus Gaming News leans on executive interviews and event awards. The front page in November 2026 carried interviews with Play'n GO, BC.GAME, the WGBA and LOGiCO plus SiGMA Rome award posts. It has five regional editions, a weekly podcast and a Telegram channel, but no email newsletter signup was visible. Dates are not shown on the front page. Good for context on how suppliers and associations talk, weaker for hard deal reporting.
Original reporting: Yes
What stands out
- ✓Five regional editions
- ✓Interviews with Play'n GO, BC.GAME, WGBA and LOGiCO on the front page
- ✓Weekly podcast, Telegram channel and Google News follow
Watch out for
- ✗No email newsletter signup seen on the front page
- ✗No dates on the front page and award posts read like promotion
- ✗Partner banners are not labelled sponsored