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Apr 4, 2024 | gaming-awards.com | Ryan Murray

Share This At the end of 2023, Kostadin Kostadinov, leader of the Bulgarian nationalist party Revival (Bulgarian: ‘Vazrazhdane’), drafted a proposal to amend certain aspects of Bulgaria’s current Gambling Law. The proposal aimed to address concerns regarding gambling advertising and the protection of vulnerable individuals. However, the proposal faced challenges, with the relevant committees failing to consider it for further discussion.

Mar 19, 2024 | gaming-awards.com | Ryan Murray

Share This The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is tightening its grip on illegal gambling operations, ordering the blocking of eight more websites found to be violating the country’s gambling laws. ACMA has identified Lucky7even, 50 Crowns, Rockwin, Bitdreams, Mr Pacho, Casino Infinity, Zota Bet, and Spicyjackpots as the latest culprits. These sites are deemed to be in violation of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.

Mar 19, 2024 | gaming-awards.com | Ryan Murray

Share This Michigan’s sports betting handle and online Casino gross receipts totalled $218.5 million in February, marking a 4.8% decline compared to January. However, the $188 million in revenue generated by online casinos was the highest recorded in the state’s history, breaking the January record of $181.9 million in gross receipts. Adjusted gross revenue (AGR) for February amounted to $182.1 million.

Mar 19, 2024 | gaming-awards.com | Ryan Murray

Share This B2B gaming supplier Push Gaming has taken inspiration from one of its many successful legacy titles, to reinvigorate nudging wilds using a cyberpunk theme in its latest slot, Samurai’s Katana. Putting its own unique take on a trending subgenre of science fiction, the lowlife and high-tech concept leans on the strong performance of Tiki Tumble, evolving the gameplay that proved such a hit with players following the game’s original release.

Mar 19, 2024 | gaming-awards.com | Ryan Murray

Share This Macau’s Legislative Assembly is expected to give a final reading in April to a bill that amends the rules on casino-issued credit for gambling. The bill, titled “Legal regime of credit concession for gambling in casinos,” aims to establish a standardized framework for issuing gambling credit and enhance risk control measures. The latest draft of the bill has few changes from the previous version circulated among legislators in December.