Online Casino and Gambling News: November 2016

Internet betting firm Gaming Innovation Group has announced their their third quarter 2016 financial results, noting higher revenues and profits for the quarter.

A study released this week by The Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind revealed that 48% of Americans support legalizing sportsbetting in the USA, as many respondents claimed that people are partaking in the activity anyway.

Online virtual sports game supplier Golden Race has announced that they've been granted a gaming license by the Malta Gaming Authority, which will allow the group to offer their services to operators in the jurisdiction.

Last month Irish betting group Paddy Power announced that it would pay out nearly 6,000 wagers that had been placed on the US presidential election, believing there was no possible way Hillary Clinton could lose. Today the company is clenching its cheeks as Republican Donald Trump has pulled into a dead heat tie thanks to an email issue popping back up that has haunted the Clinton campaign.

Internet betting conglomorate Unibet Group has released their third quarter 2016 financial results, noting positive growth in nearly all areas of their operation.

Internet betting software developer Rival has announced the release of its newest slot 'Ten Times Win', which is available at casinos offering the developer's library.

Daily fantasy sports betting group FanDuel has announced that they've signed a deal with the Mohegan Sun casino group, and will offer their fantasy contests on the group's website as a result.

For the third straight month gambling revenues in Macau were up from the same period last year, with October's numbers rising 8.8%.

This week the long-awaited merger between Ladbrokes and Gala Coral was completed, bringing on the latest mega-merger in the betting industry.