Online Casino and Gambling News: February 2020

The Indiana Gaming Commission has announced that they've approved the launch of sportsbetting brand BetMGM, which is the joint venture between MGM Resorts and GVC Holdings.

Online betting game developer NetGaming has announced that they've signed an agreement with EveryMatrix and will integrate their games into the company's CasinoEngine moving forward.

Game developer BF Games has partnered with iGP to provide their games to the latter's platform, distributing their games to roughly 100 casino partners.

This week the Gaelic Players Association has called for a ban on gambling advertising during all GAA games, which include both Gaelic football and hurling.

This week a small firestorm erupted in Belgium as it was revealed that some executives of the Belgian Gaming Commission are being accused of ethics violations.

Ukraine's telecom regulator, the National Commission for State Regulation of Communications and Informatization, announced that they've issued a decree that 32 online betting websites are to be blocked by the country's ISPs.

Casino brand Virgin Bet has announced that they've partnered with SportCaller and will offer customers the chance to use a game predictor for a chance to win £100,000 per week for the UK football season.

The government of Thailand is banning claw machine arcade games throughout most of the country, deeming that the machines are gambling devices.

This week a man addicted to gambling that was employed at Ladbrokes was given community service after he stole £9,000 from the company in the form of credit.

The state of New Hampshire has processed more than a million wagers on sports during the first six weeks that the activity has been legally in operation, with more than $28.6 million bet.