Gambling News

Aplay casino, a large iGaming platform offering a wide range of gambling options, invites its players to join the hot May battle at 'Spin'n'win', a large-scale slot tournament from Pragmatic Play with a prize pool of 40,000 euros.

According to the governors of the states of Connecticut, New Jersey and New York, land-based casinos will be able to return to normal operation as early as May 15, 2021. A number of other states will ease restrictions closer to this summer.

Greentube, a division of the cutting-edge provider Novomatic, has signed a deal with Swiss online casino operator Lugano. Under the new agreement, Lugano will expand its gaming collection with the best Greentube titles.

Play'n GO has continued its line of famous games dedicated to music bands with the release of HammerFall, a new 7-reel slot machine featuring cluster pay engine dedicated to the Swedish power metal band.

DoradoBet, a major Peruvian online casino and sportsbook operator, recently announced a new deal with Booongo, a leading provider of casino games and software solutions to increase gambler engagement.

Casimba Casino offers a generous welcome pack for every new player wishing to play for real money. The new clients of Casimba can activate a 200% deposit match bonus and receive a free spins package on popular titles.

GambleAware, an organization that stands against the devastating effects of gambling, will continue its fight against problem gambling. Recently, a five-year plan for the further implementation of preventive measures was presented.

William Hill, a large company offering a wide range of gambling services around the world, has expanded its gaming catalog with the addition of iSoftBet products as part of its deal with the provider on April 29, 2021.

With high RTP, high volatility and new game mechanics, Court of Hearts has emerged from the Play'n GO production lines. A sequel to Rabbit Hole Riches, another title of provider, it offers a new payout structure and several promising features.

Throughout 2020, European B&M casinos only operated 63% of their normal days, resulting in the loss of nearly 20,000 jobs and a sharp drop in their revenues, so their business is still far from normal.