Lotteriinspektionen, Sweden’s gambling authority has awarded five more gambling operators licenses to operate in the country’s regulated gambling market. This is perhaps part of the country’s preparation as it comes closes to launch of its much-awaited liberalized online gambling market – the laws pertaining to this development are expected to be implemented in less than a month. As it stands, the total number of licenses that have been issued by the gambling authority is 31 which is pretty impressive especially considering the fact that the newly liberalized gambling market is expected to go live by January 1. A few other… Read More
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Bitcasino.io Launches Enhanced Crypto Casino Site
Crypto-powered casinos are becoming more and more popular, something that, though expected, has happened faster than anyone had imagined it would. This is great for both the industry and the customers simply because, with so much competition in the market, operators will definitely be kept on toes as they try to beat each other by introducing more user-centered features. As it stands, Bitcasino.io, a leading licensed bitcoin-centered casino owned by the Coingaming Group, is all the buzz thanks to the relaunch of its gaming platform. Bitcasino.io’s revamped site now offers players the fastest and most user-friendly experiences in the market…. Read More
Macau’s Police Cast a Loan-Sharking Net
Macau’s target audience has changed since the Chinese government started their crackdown. Casinos are targeting mass market gamblers instead of VIPs. But, the crackdown is far from over. Loan sharks throughout Asia, including in Macau tend to imprison debtors until their family will pay. Macau is attempting to root out all the loan sharks conducting illegal business and put them in prison. The latest situation occurred on Thursday, June 28, 2018. Police arrested 113 suspects, who are thought to be involved in loan-sharking. The Judiciary Police have worked hard in Macau to find the individuals who are involved in loan-sharking…. Read More
iGaming Sites Building Traffic in Slovakia
The beginning of June was about overturning a gambling ban in Bratislava by Slovakia’s court system. Slovakia is however going ahead with online gambling bans, putting certain sites on a blacklist for Internet service providers to block. Slovakia is not keen to let iGaming websites into their country, but one guest contributor believes there is still an important lesson for these sites on building traffic. Ivana Flynn who is a Malta SEO consultant recently discussed how iGaming sites will be able to build traffic. If Slovakia decides to allow online gambling, then the industry operators need to be ready to… Read More