Online Casino and Gambling News: March 2020

Responsible gaming tool Bet Blocker has been approved as a responsible gambling charity by the UK Gambling Commission, which serves as the country's chief gaming regulator.

Denmark's gaming regulator Spillemyndighedens has sent home their staff through March 29th due to the spread of the novel coronavirus and the government's decision to keep all non-essential government employees home to prevent the spread of the virus.

Online betting group Flutter Entertainment has announced that the cancellation of sporting events could cost the company £110 in earnings for the year.

Casino operator Soft2Bet has announced the launch of its Yoyo Casino brand in Sweden, bringing punters in the country their 1,000 game library of titles.

The Valley Forge Casino Resort in Pennsylvania will be temporarily closing in order to help stop the spread of coronavirus after Governor Tom Wolf ordered the closure of areas that see large assemblies of people.

Online betting numbers within the state of Delaware jumped again in February after the state's numbers surged the month prior.

Betting firm Kambi has suspended their operating agreement with Bulgarian firm National Lottery AD after the latter gave up their gaming license after some difficulties.

Online betting operator GVC Holdings has announced that they've partnered with Epic Risk Management in order to fight gambling addiction in the United States as sportsbetting betting expands in the country.

Racing series Formula 1 has partnered with Sportradar to provide data that will allow sportsbooks to offer in-race bets for the upcoming season.

Online gaming operator Betway will pay a record-setting £11.6 million fine after settling a case with the UK Gambling Commission over breaches for anti-money laundering and social responsibility regulations.