Online Casino and Gambling News: January 2020

Casino operator Kindred has posted a trading update, wherein they said that fourth quarter earnings could disappoint.

Maine's governor Janet Mills vetoed a bill this week that would have legalized sportsbetting within the state's boundaries.

Australia's Communications and Media Authority has published a notice that nine offshore betting sites are to be blocked by internet service providers because they violate the Interactive Gambling Act of 2001.

Swedish betting software group NetEnt has announced that their new aggregate platform NetEnt Connect has attracted several operators to the product since it launched last month.

Online poker operator Partypoker has announced that they're going to be having $87 million in guaranteed prize money for their Main Event tournaments this year.

Pennsylvania-based Parx Casino has announced that they've signed a deal with Evolution Gaming which will see Parx offering live dealer games from the developer.

Online betting group Norsk Tipping has announced that they've signed a content supply deal with Sporting Solutions, integrating data and risk management from the latter moving forward.

This week 3,000 workers walked out on strike against NagaWorld Casino in the Cambodian city of Phnom Penh, seeking better wages from their employer.

The owner of Wild Sultan Casino has been slapped with a huge €2.34 million fine because of the operator offering betting services without permission.

Casino game developer Play'n GO wants you to think that sexy vampires are still a thing with the release of their newest video slot 'Wild Blood II'.