Online Casino and Gambling News: February 2021

The island of Malta may be getting its fifth land casino as the government is considering granting a fifth gaming license in order to generate some extra revenue.

Today the Michigan Gaming Control Board announced that they've authorized Four Winds Casino to offer an online casino and sportsbook to those located in the state.

Casino slot designer NetGaming is taking players back to the early 2000s in its newest game 'Pimp My Ride', which is based on the MTV show of the same name.

Internet betting software group Gamzix has announced the launch of 'The Lion', a slot that takes players to the plains of Africa for a chance to win some elephant-sized prizes.

Casino software group Playtech is entering the US gaming markets of Indiana, Michigan, and Pennsylvania thanks to a deal that they've signed with Greenwood Racing.

Today Crown Resorts CEO Ken Barton announced that he was resigning from the gaming resort company after money laundering allegations cost the company its chance to open a casino in the city of Sydney.

Atlantic City eyesore Trump Plaza is scheduled to be demolished this week after several delays. The button will be pushed by a lucky person who submitted the highest bid to destroy the former president's resort.

Casino operator Videoslots has announced that they've entered Denmark through its software partner Nolimit City.

Game developer SoftSwiss has signed a content deal with Push Gaming and will deploy the latter's games to their casino customers moving forward.

Greek gaming operator Kaizen Gaming has announced that they've come to terms with Playson and will integrate the developer's games into its Stoixman and Betano moving forward.