08/05/21 Esports Entertainment launches online casino in Finland Esports Entertainment Group plans to launch Fiksukasino.com as a no-registration online casino in Finland.
08/03/21 Paf acquires Speedy from Hero Gaming Paf has bought the Sweden-facing brands Speedy and Speedy Originals, making it one of the six largest operators in the Swedish gaming market.
08/03/21 Joonas Karhu named CEO at Bojoko In a management reshuffle, Joonas Karhu has replaced Toni Halonen as Bojoko’s CEO.
07/27/21 Ukraine’s KRAIL blocks 594 unlicensed gambling sites Ukraine’s new gambling regulator, KRAIL, has ordered another 594 sites to be blocked taking the total to over 1,000.
07/21/21 Dutch gambling regulator finalises rules on player exclusion The KSA has published its final rules on the involuntary exclusion of players with gambling problems.
07/20/21 Michigan online casino and poker revenue falls According to PlayMichigan, people have been “spending less time indoors” due to the easing of pandemic countermeasures and that has impacted on online casino activity.
07/20/21 Poland issues warning against illegal online gambling Poland’s Ministry of Finance and National Revenue Administration have warned operators and players against illegal online gambling
07/18/21 Spain proposes per session loss limits for online casino Spain’s DGOJ has opened a consultation on new rules for online casino gambling, including loss limits for every session.
07/16/21 British online gambling down 4.8% in May According to data from the Gambling Commission, UK operators saw a decrease in revenue month-on-month.
07/16/21 Superbet to acquire Napoleon Sports and Casino in Belgium Romania’s Superbet will acquire 100 per cent of the shares in Belgium’s Napoleon Sports and Casino.
07/15/21 10% of Gamstop users turn to unlicensed operators during self-exclusion The UK self-exclusion service Gamstop has reported that 10 per cent of users use unlicensed gaming operators to circumvent exclusion.
07/07/21 Survey shows rise in use of unlicensed gaming sites in Sweden A survey carried out by the national regulator found 7 per cent of players used unlicensed gaming sites in Sweden.
