Online Casino and Gambling News: November 2016

Internet betting software developer Play'n GO has announced the release of their newest video slot 'Troll Hunters', which pits a group of women against a monstrous troll.

This week, the Camelot Group confirmed that the UK National Lottery was hacked, putting the accounts of 26,500 players at risk.

Playtech Co-Founder and major shareholder Teddy Sagi has sold off 12% of his shares in the online gaming company, generating $10.60 per share.

Gaming revenues were up in Nevada in the month of October, as casinos brought in $887.5 million for the month, up 11.2% from the same period last year.

Internet betting software developer Quickspin has been named one of Sweden's Top 50 technology companies by advisory group Deloitte.

Looking for a way into the Latin American betting market, online betting software developer World Match has announced a content supply deal with R. Franco Group, and will provide their games to Wanabet.es.

Internet casino group EveryMatrix has announced the launch of a new betting site Spilleren, which is based on the novel 'The Gambler' which was written by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

Former Amaya CEO David Baazov has announced that he has secured two Hong Kong investor funds' support in his effort to purchase Amaya.

A former PokerStars executive who processed payments for players has been sentenced for his role in disguising payments for American players, bringing the number of sentenced defendants to 10 in the Black Friday poker cases.

Internet betting group Unibet has announced that it is gearing up to launch its Unibet Poker 2.0 product following a collaboration with Relax Gaming.