Online Casino and Gambling News: November 2020

Online sportsbetting giant DraftKings has announced that they've signed a partnership deal with the NBA's Detroit Pistons and will become the team's Official Daily Fantasy Sports Partner in addition to an Official Sports Betting and iGaming Partner.

This week the Rhode Island Lottery announced their October 2020 sportsbetting results, noting that revenues for land-based and mobile wagers rising during the period.

Online betting operators LeoVegas and Spillehallen.dk have both been censured by Denmark's gaming regulator Spillemyndigheden for customer verification and anti-money laundering failings.

This week it was revealed that Sweden is launching an investigation to find new ways to help snuff out illegal online gambling and match-fixing within the country.

Online betting group LeoVegas has announced that they'll begin allowing open banking transactions, which will be faster and feature lower transaction fees.

Land casino group Casino Neuchâtel has announced that they've been granted an online gaming license by the Federal Gaming Board and will be the ninth authorized online betting site in the country.

Police in Rapid City, South Dakota are looking for a 19-year old man after he reportedly robbed a casino and assaulted an employee in the process.

This week BetMGM announced that they've come to terms with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League and will serve as the team's betting partner moving forward.

This week the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission fined BetFred and PointsBet for failing to adhere to the Hawkeye State's self-exclusion policies.

Casino game developer Red Tiger Gaming has announced that they've entered Denmark's regulated market as their games have gone live with Tivoli Casino.