Online Casino and Gambling News: January 2020

Live dealer specialist Evolution Gaming has announced that they've launched a new game called 'Lightning Baccarat', which lets players get in on an interesting variation of the table classic.

Betting firm Scout Gaming has announced that they've come to a supply agreement with operator Vivagol, which will see the Scout daily fantasy sports platform offered on the site moving forward.

Live dealer software provider Evolution Gaming has been granted a gaming license by the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board and will now be able to offer their games and subsidiary Ezugi's titles within South Africa.

Game developer Triple Cherry has announced the release of their newest video slot 'Carnaval do Rio', which transports players to the streets of Brazil where they will have a chance to partake in the world's largest party... all while testing their luck for a chance at big wins.

Casino software supplier Red Tiger has announced that they've struck a deal with Slovakian casino group Niké, and will provide their games to the group moving forward.

Casino gaming group Pinnacle has announced that they've signed a content deal with Canadian betting group Askott Entertainment, which will see the former providing trading and risk management services to the latter's Chameleon Gaming platform.

The state of Maryland apparently is playing "dueling sportsbetting bills", as two lawmakers have introduced measures to legalize the activity in the state.

Casino gaming operator Enlabs has posted their fourth quarter and full-year 2019 financial results, noting that revenues during the period were 25.3% higher than last year.

Isle of Man-based online betting giant Microgaming is teasing their 2020 products, saying that they're planning to release 100 exclusive games on their platform this year.

American betting group Penn National Gaming has announced that they've purchased a minority stake in sports media company Barstool Sports for $163 million.