Online Casino and Gambling News: August 2019

Numbers have been released this week that show that Denmark's gambling industry grew in terms of revenues during the second quarter of 2019, showing that online revenues were up 18% during the period.

Gambling giant Bet365 announced this week that they're going to be cutting staff count at their Gibraltar location by 80% as they shift their non-UK operations to Malta in preparation of Brexit.

Betting site Fairplay Casino announced this week that they've signed a content deal with ORYX Gaming and will integrate the company's software into their library moving forward.

Betting group Scout Gaming has announced their second quarter 2019 financial results, noting some mixed numbers for the period.

Yesterday a punter playing Playtech's Age of the Gods video slot hit the game's Ultimate Power Jackpot for a huge $1,015,688 cash prize.

This week it was revealed that the Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino was fined $20,000 for allowing underage gambling at their Iowa facility.

Casino gaming group Enlabs announced today that they're planning to purchase a Belarus-based land betting group, although they suspiciously decided not to name the company.

Casino game developer Patagonia has signed another content deal with a distributor, this time with Opera Gambling for use within the European gaming market.

American betting brand DraftKings has announced that they've successfully integrated NetEnt's software into their New Jersey online casino, and the games are now live for players to test their luck with.

A business owner in the UK was given a jail sentence after committed £1 million in VAT fraud in order to gamble online.