Bragg Gaming granted supplier licence in Ontario
Bragg Gaming, which also owns Oryx Gaming, Wild Gaming, Streak Gaming and Spin Games brands, will be offering its online casino content and turnkey software solutions to...
Annamarie Phelps steps down as BHA chair
After a career in British rowing including an appearance at the Olympic Games, Phelps took on the role in June 2019 after working for a variety of...
Caesars relaunches mobile sports betting in Illinois
The Caesars Sportsbook was already active in Illinois, but will now relaunch using its own Liberty platform, acquired when the business bought William Hill, with consumers able...
AGS reduces net loss in year of “transition”
Revenue for the 12 months to 31 December 2021 was $259.7m (£198.8m/€236.7m) up from $167.0m in the previous year. Breaking this down, AGS said $205.6m of overall...
Laila Mintas announces new venture, PlayEngine
The new business is a “microservices-based” B2B sports betting and igaming platform. The business said that it will “provide its customers with a tailor-made, individual solution that...
Pilkington to exit as CEO of KaFe Rocks
Pilkington has led the business as CEO since February 2020, prior to which he served as its vice president of English markets, and before that head of...
Playtika revenue ebbs up but operating costs rise faster in Q3
Robert Antokol, CEO of Playtika, said that the results reflected Playtika’s position in the market and bolstered its future plans. “We believe we are well positioned for...
Raketech commits to long-term investments as revenue rises in Q3
Much of this growth was centred around its operations in the US, where Raketech said it had continued to invest in order to drive further expansion, though...
“No connection” between MGA and subjects of mafia investigation, regulator says
Reports in the media said the Italian authorities had contacted the MGA regarding how the mafia had been using websites owned by Maltese operators to offer unlicensed...
Updating payments for the smartphone revolution
On 9 January 2007, Steve Jobs walked onto stage at the MacWorld Expo with a little black piece of glass and metal in his hand. “We’re gonna...
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