Online Casino and Gambling News: January 2021

Online betting operator Kindred Group has announced that they've come to terms with 1X2 Network and will work in the developer's games into their casinos like 32Red and Unibet.

Lawmakers in the state of Indiana are making a push to legalize online casino gambling after a state representative introduced a bill regarding the activity.

The former mayor of Whiting, Indiana has been sentenced for stealing money from his campaign fund to pay for trips to casinos as well as other expenses but somehow managed to avoid jail time in the case.

American betting and resort company Hard Rock International has purchased the gaming license from The Ritz Club casino in London, potentially paving the way for a Hard Rock property in the city.

Sheldon Adelson's body isn't even cold yet and the casino empire he founded is already abandoning his hatred of online betting by announcing intentions to join the online betting world. This is being aided by the company reportedly aiming to work with online giant 888 Holdings for a purchase.

Online casino game developer GAMOMAT has released their newest video slot 'Crystal Strike', which is available for play now at casinos that feature GAMOMAT titles in their libraries.

This week the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement published the December 2020 financials, noting that revenues were up 8.9% for the period.

Game developer International Game Technology (IGT) has announced the launch of its newest online video slot 'Wheel of Fortune Megaways', which is based on the hit television game show.

The state of Delaware has revealed that its online betting revenue grew 133.3% in 2020, reaching $8.4 million in terms of money generated from the site.

Online betting firm 888 Holdings has posted a trading update where they shared that they're expecting EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization) to come in higher for the full-year 2020 when they publish their full-year fiscal results.