Online Casino and Gambling News: March 2019

This week the Netherlands' gaming regulator Kansspelautoriteit shared that they've seized cash machines at "Cash Centers" in an attempt to crack down on illegal gambling occurring in the country.

Online betting group BetVictor has announced that they've settled a matter that saw punters at the closed BetBright unable to get paid for ante post bets after the operator closed.

Today the Nevada Gaming Control Board released the state's financial results for February, noting that revenues were flat but still managed to eclipse a billion dollars for the period.

Online software developer Wazdan has announced the release of their newest game 'Juicy Reels', which has a retro slot machine aesthetic.

This week gaming platform group BetConstruct announced this week that they're entering agreements with the Atlantis Gaming Corporation and the Pro Football Hall of Fame and will look to build a fantasy sports experience with the group moving forward.

This week it was revealed that the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has seized more than $107,000 in ill-gotten gains from underage or prohibited bettors at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

The governor of West Virginia has reportedly allowed a bill that will legalize and regulate internet gambling within his state to become law without actually signing his name to it.

A UK casino worker was jailed this week after he stole £20,000 from his former employer in order to fuel his gambling addiction.

Today a punter playing the Gamesys slot Tiki Temple hit the game's 20p progressive jackpot, taking home a huge £778,354 win.

This week a manager of a gambling operation in New Zealand was charged with allowing a problem gambler to wager at his premises.