Key Moments: Kenny Alexander initiated civil litigation against the UKGC in London, alleging breaches of privacy. Entain agreed to pay more than £585 million ($790 million) following an investigation into Headlong’s activities in Türkiye. Negotiations for a stake in 888 Holdings ended after the UKGC warned of a license review due to an ongoing HMRC probe. Leadership Under Scrutiny Kenny Alexander, previously the CEO at Entain, formerly GVC Holdings, has launched a civil lawsuit against the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) in London. He is contesting what he describes as privacy…
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