New Technologies Expand the Possibilities of Online Gambling
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NEW YORK, March 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Two major segments of the online gambling industry are online gaming (i-gaming) and sports betting. Online gaming, in particular, has proven to be a pandemic proof segment. An increasing number of online events with large prize pools is now also expected to create new opportunities for players and betters alike. As for sports betting, the segment has majorly benefited from a continuously improving and friendlier legal infrastructure. For example, sports fans in Arizona could soon have the ability to place bets inside sports venues while the action unfolds. For others, daily online fantasy sports platforms like Draft Kings and FanDuel might soon be operating legally in their state. Bragg Gaming Group Inc. (OTC: BRGGF) (TSX-V: BRAG), Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: GMBL), Roundhill Sports Betting & iGaming ETF (NYSE: BETZ), Bally s Corpor
Entain upgrades OpenGaming partnership with SG Digital Share SG Digital unit will continue to power the iGaming portfolio of FTSE100 gambling group
Entain Plc.
Updating investors, SGC confirmed that SG Digital has secured a further three-year extension to its existing partnership, which will see Entain’s brands continue to be serviced by the OpenGaming ecosystem as lead games and content aggregation platform.
Launched in 2019, OpenGaming is a custom-built end-to-end games management system, allowing SG Digital partners instant access to over +3000 igaming titles from SGC accredited and licensed games suppliers.
OpenGaming is recognised at the industry’s most comprehensive content aggregation platform, saving its partners valuable time and integration resources, whilst minimising market-by-market game compliance costs.
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March 2, 2021
In the United States and a federal court has reportedly signed off on the $31 million arrangement Australian gaming machines innovator Aristocrat Leisure Limited agreed last May in order to settle a pair of class-action lawsuits.
According to a report from Inside Asian Gaming, the Sydney-listed firm was being sued in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington amid allegations that a trio of its social gaming platforms had been offering online games of chance that are prohibited under the western state’s laws. The source explained that the legal actions filed by plaintiffs Cheryl Kater, Suzie Kelly and Manasa Thimmegowda concerned the Epic Diamond Slots, Big Fish Casino and Jackpot Magic Slots services run by the Big Fish Games Incorporated enterprise the Australian company had earlier purchased from Churchill Downs Incorporated for $990 million.