Online Casino and Gambling News: February 2017

The owner of the defunct Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City is being sued by a Philadelphia-based group over the casino's signs, which are reported to be worth more than $100,000 for the placard.

A new online casino has been launched to the masses, with anime lovers getting some attention as Lucky Niki launches.

Internet betting firm bwin has announced that they've signed a series of sponsorship deal with the football clubs Club Atlético de Madrid, Valencia and Sevilla FC.

Internet betting software developer World Match has announced that they've released a series of new video poker games, bringing about a bunch of high-definition titles to players.

US-based gambling giant MGM Resorts International has announced that they've decided to launch a new online casino and poker brand within the state of New Jersey.

Over the weekend a punter hit the Deal or No Deal 20p Jackpot at JackpotJoy Casino, taking home a huge £681,654 cash prize which is above the average paid out on the game.

Last week the Czech Republic's Constitutional Court ruled that ISP blocking is legal as it's not designed to stifle freedom of speech, answering the questions put forth by lawmakers who worried that the measure wouldn't be able to be implemented.

Internet betting group Evolution Gaming has announced that they've signed a content supply deal with sportsbetting group Matchbook, and will offer their live dealer services to the site as a result.

Last week Florida-based group Casino Holdings Inc. announced that they've completed a purchase for the web domain Bitcoin.Casino for a record $28,000.

UK betting giant Ladbrokes has been hit by a large £70 million tax bill after it was discovered that the company avoided paying taxes by artificially claiming losses company-wide.