Online Casino and Gambling News: June 2020

The state of Nevada's financial woes related to the closure of casinos due to Covid-19 continued in May, as revenues fell 99.4% when compared to the same period in 2019.

Swedish gaming group Svenska Spel has announced that they've signed a content agreement with Relax Gaming, adding the developer's games to their library moving forward.

Game software group Playson has announced that they've signed an agreement with Portuguese casino operator Bet.pt to supply their site with a series of games.

Casino slot developer Habanero Systems has announced that they've launched their newest video slot 'Hey Sushi', which puts players in a sushi house for a chance to score some delicious wins.

After months of being closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, 36 of Rank Group's Mecca Bingo halls in the UK will reopen their doors on July 4th after the government gave them the okay to do so.

Swedish casino group Svenska Spel has announced that they've come to terms with International Game Technology and will offer the developer's games on its casino betting sites.

Gaming group Yggdrasil has announced that they've come to an agreement with Italian gaming group Betpoint, and will provide the company with slots moving forward.

NetEnt's popular Mega Fortune Mega Jackpot has been hit once again, with a punter taking home a huge €2,686,571 prize for the 55th hit for the Mega prize.

Casino game designer Wazdan has a new game release that isn't a slot machine, and they're looking to put the "sick" into Sic Bo with their newest game Sic Bo Dragons.

Casino game developer Real Time Gaming has launched their newest video slot 'Hog Luau', which takes you to Hawaii and gives you a chance to test your luck while eating like, well, a hog.