By Jack Bannon|2022-06-27T06:12:09+00:0027. June 2022|Categories: Economy and Finance, Live Casino News|Tags: casino regulations, financial, malta gaming authority|
OnAir Entertainment Enters Sweden Making it 7 Regulated Market Entries!
In its 7th licensing deal, OnAir Entertainment Enters Sweden via the Swedish Gaming Authority (SGA) framework adding to its MGA & UKGC licences. (Image from Courtesy of onairentertainment.com) It’s a fast-track approach for the new OnAir Entertainment live casino platform. With the brand’s connections to the Microgaming
UKGC New Chief Exec, Michigan Poker Goes National, & Pragmatic Play Partnerships
Multiple news reports cover UKGC’s New Chief Exec, Michigan joins the Multi-State poker, and Pragmatic Play extends live casino exposure! (Image from raka miftah @ pexels.com) We cover another multi-iGaming news roundup as the global market continues to shake and move with new appointments, changes in the
UKGC Fines Two Operators a Combined £675,000 + Suspends License of Another Operator
The UKGC fines two operators and suspends the license of a third. Anti-money laundering and responsible gambling failures are among the reasons. (Image from [email protected]) The UKGC has once again been forced to take regulatory action after investigations discovered that two operators have failed to adequately adhere
A Possibility: UK Government to Regulate Crytpo – Will the UKGC Follow Suit?
Live casino crypto gambling in the UK could just become a reality as the UK government considers regulating certain coins. (Image from Jievani Weerasinghe on Unsplash) Potential for Improved links Between the UK Gambling Sector and cryptocurrencies could be on the horizon. Currently under the UK Gambling
Ireland Gambling Operators Focus More on Bringing Fair and Ethical Services to Local Customers
Irish Gambling Operators Changing Business Model. Now they are focusing on providing local customers with ethical services. (Photo by Clker-Free-Vector-Images / 29546 on Pixabay.com) According to market experts, gambling operators in Ireland are now being compelled to modify their business model as a result of increased focus on









