Fintan Costello and Jon Bruford talk to Jennifer Gaynor about the recovery of Las Vegas and how it's going; to Alex Barter about the status of the watch as the modern pissing contest; and to The Guardian's Rob Davies about the recent sale of William Hill's non-US estate to 888. It's a doozy.

Fintan Costello and Jon Bruford talk to Jennifer Gaynor about the recovery of Las Vegas and how it's going; to Alex Barter about the status of the watch as the modern pissing contest; and to The Guardian's Rob Davies about the recent sale of William Hill's non-US estate to 888.

The deeper dive. We welcome guests Tom Nieman, discussing the ramifications of recent elections in Japan for the IR bids, plus Ros Wade and Sharon Singleton from AG Brief discussing the industry through the Philippines, and the potential Boracay development. Finally, our own Fintan Costello taslks about potential regulatory changes in Australia, while looking sideways at Spain, Sweden and Germany's recent iGaming mis-steps.

We talk about the impact of elections in Japan with Tom Nieman, the Philippines and the proposals for Boracay with Ros Wade and Sharon Singleton from AG Brief, and proposed Australian regulatory changes with Fintan himself. Join us for the ride, you know you want to.

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