Online Casino and Gambling News: November 2015

Greece's gaming regulator OPAP has announced that it believes imposing a tax on wagers would limit the amount of betting Greek putners do and also raise hundreds of millions of Euros in tax revenue every year.

Internet betting software developer Core Gaming has announced that they have struck a content supply deal with UK firm Storm Games, bringing a large supply of HTML5 games to the platform.

Internet betting firm BetSoft Gaming has announced that it has inked a content supply deal with Coingaming.io and will provide its games to the Bitcoin casino as a result.

The Netherlands gaming regulator Kansspelautoriteit revealed that it has placed the largest gaming fine in the country's history on Redcorp S.A. and Bluemay Enterprises NV, the operators of Red Slots and 7Red Casino, among others.

Internet poker brands Pokerstars and Full Tilt have announced that they have extended their partnership with the Right to Play charity that uses sports and games to do good for children throughout the world.

Internet betting group Paddy Power has released their latest trading update, noting a large amount of growth despite sportbetting hits that the group has taken.

This week the Australian Business Journal reported that high-level sources in the know are claiming that a deal is imminent that would see betting firms Tabcorp and the Tatts Group merge.

Last week a punter at Bovada hit it big when he landed a Royal Flush while playing Joker Poker, taking home a huge $208,000 win.

Last week the Massachusetts Attorney General indicted 33 people in conjunction with a sportsbetting case that was run out of Boston and South Shore.

Internet betting giant Microgaming has announced the upcoming launch of its newest slot "Bullseye", which is based on the hit 1980's British gameshow of the same name.