Online Casino and Gambling News: April 2020

This week the government of Switzerland has given approval to Casino Lugano and Casino du Lac to begin offering online betting services within the country.

Betting group Soft2Bet has announced that they've donated funds to the Malta Trust Foundation which will go to support the Malta Together Festival of Gratitude and Inspiration.

The government of Denmark has blocked sixteen additional betting sites after the country's gaming regulator Spillemyndigheden filed an official request.

Gaming giant Microgaming has announced that they've signed a content deal with Spearhead Studios and will make the group's games available on their content platform.

Gaming aggregate group Pronet Gaming has announced that they've added games from MrSlotty, bringing more than 50 slots to bolster their offering.

The UK Gambling Commission is pushing £9 million to GambleAware to help aid against gambling addiction during the Covid-19 crisis that's keeping the country in lockdown, with no timetable for re-opening.

Sports may be canceled for the time being, but NetEnt is bringing soccer to your screen with their newest release, 'Super Striker', which puts you on the pitch for a chance to win big.

Novomatic subsidiary Greentube has announced that they've released their newest video slot, 'Riches of Babylon', which takes you to the ancient city for a chance to win big.

Today the Rhode Island Lottery has revealed the state's March 2020 betting numbers, noting that sportsbetting numbers fell 45.6% from last year as Covid-19 impacted the vertical.

This week the UK National Lottery has announced that they're going to be providing up to £600 million for charities and groups that are being negatively impacted because of Covid-19.