Online Casino and Gambling News: June 2012

The Nevada Gaming Commission has approved online poker licenses for both International Game Technology and Bally Technologies this week, marking the first successful bids by the group of 30 applicants within the state.

Reports of a roulette wheel hitting the number nineteen seven consecutive times were dismissed by Caesars Entertainment as being a "diagnostic test".

WMS owned internet casino Jackpot Party has announced the release of the online version of "Life of Luxury Progressive", a game that has been extremely popular in land casinos across the world.

A bill that would legalize and regulate online gambling within the state of Delaware made a critical jump forward this week as it passed a Senate committee on Wednesday and will now head for a full Senate vote on June 26.

Long time internet gambling giant Intertops has seen its poker division stop accepting new player registrations originating from inside of the United States.

A roulette wheel at a Las Vegas casino hit the same number seven consecutive times, a feat that occurred despite astronomical odds.

Browser based internet casino WinADay Casino has announced that it has released its newest video slot "Birthday Bash", a game that coincides with the casino's four year anniversary this month.

Online wagering software developer Cryptologic has announced that it has signed a multiple year supply deal with BetClic Everest Group's Everest Gaming.

Online wagering game provider Topjack Games has announced that it has signed its second white label deal in the two weeks since the network's launch.

Mobile and social wagering gaming developer Omi Gaming has announced that the Alderney Gambling Control Commission has granted it with a gaming license as a core service provider.