Online Casino and Gambling News: May 2019

Canadian betting firm Bragg Gaming Group has announced their first quarter financial results, revealing a rise in revenues for the period.

Online fantasy sports firm Scout Gaming has posted their first quarter financial results, noting that they had higher losses even though their revenue rose sharply.

GVC Holdings CEO Kenneth Alexander has agreed to take a $188,000 pay cut, bringing his salary to a paltry $1 million.

UK betting firm Mansion Group has announced that they've been granted an Irish sportsbetting license, which will translate to the company's different brands.

The UK's 2018 gambling financials were released this week, showcasing that online Gross Gambling Yield was up while other indicators saw declines.

Rhode Island's budding sportsbetting industry set a revenue record in April, bringing in revenues of $1.97 million during the period.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has revealed the state's gambling numbers for April 2019, showing that revenues were down for the fourth straight month.

Swedish gaming group Svenska Spel Sport & Casino has announced that they've added products from Pariplay moving forward, bringing the company's software to Sweden in a licensed capacity.

Casino game developer Wazdan has signed an agreement with GAMING1 and will offer their games to the operator's Circus.be and Casino777.be brands within Belgium.

Online sportsbetting group Redbet revealed that they're closing their online poker room, which is powered by MPN.