Online Casino and Gambling News: February 2020

Lawmakers within Norway have announced that they're working on amending the country's Broadcasting Act to ban offshore betting companies from advertising on television within the country.

Sportsbetting group Scout Gaming has announced that they've upped their revenues and customer numbers in 2019, although the company still posted a loss for the year.

The Netherlands' gaming regulator Kansspelautoriteit has announced that they're seeking public input on the formation of a national problem gambling helpline with the goal of assisting punters that are experiencing gambling addiction.

American rock legends KISS is looking to launch a casino based on their brand in the state of Mississippi, entering negotiations with a development company to try and strike a deal.

Online casino slot designer Play'n GO has announced that they've released their newest video slot 'Testament', bringing a dark and brooding themed game to punters based on the band of the same name.

Retail and online gaming firm Flutter Entertainment have announced their full-year 2019 financial results, which show the company's revenues rose to £2.14 billion.

Casino game software group Playtech has announced their full-year 2019 financial results, noting that they posted a net loss of the year of €19.6 million.

Online casino brand Mr Green has been ordered to pay a £3 million fine by the UK Gambling Commission for failing to prevent money laundering and harm within the country.

This week The Stars Group posted their 2019 full-year financials, noting that revenues were to $2.53 billion for the period.

This week Caesars Entertainment Corporation posted their 2019 financial results, noting a rise in revenues but posting a net loss of $1.2 billion for the period.