Online Casino and Gambling News: September 2014

Isle of Man based internet betting software developer Microgaming has teased its latest video slot Red Hot Devil, which is due for release next month.

Internet betting firm Pinnacle Sports has announced that it will be leaving the UK gambling market at the end of September due to the country's new licensing and tax regulations.

Online gambling may be underperforming in New Jersey, but that hasn't stopped the activity from helping aid Atlantic City casinos from taking a bigger hit in the financial department.

Internet betting site Full Tilt has announced that it has launched a live dealer casino which is powered by Evolution Gaming.

Internet betting software developer High 5 Games has announced that it has launched three mobile betting apps for both Android and iOS platforms.

Late Sunday a player trying Playtech's Diamond Valley slot won $184,284, the third Playtech game that rewarded a six-figure jackpot during the weekend.

On Saturday a player trying Playtech's Sweet Party slot won $744,206 when they set of the game's progressive jackpot.

Earlier today a punter won $260,174 while playing the Playtech slot Wall Street Fever.

Browser based internet casino WinADay has announced the release of its newest video slot "Gypsy Charm".

Social betting software developer ISIS Lab has announced that it will be changing its corporate name to Imperus Technologies Corporation, likely in a way to differentiate itself from the Middle East terrorist group.