Online Casino and Gambling News: June 2021

A study by the UK Gambling Commission was revealed this week, with data showing that 34% of respondents to a survey indicated that advertising induced them to gamble.

Software group Game Account Network has announced that they've come to terms with American group Incredible Technologies, which will see GAN licensing the online rights to the latter's games.

Game studio OneTouch has announced that they've signed an agreement with White Hat Gaming and will work to distribute their games onto the latter's aggregation platform moving forward.

Game developer Stakelogic has announced that they've released a new video slot "Giant's Fortune Megaways" by working in conjunction with partner studio Touchstone Games.

This week it was revealed that the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has issued $284,000 in fines to casinos for failing to live up to the Keystone State's gaming laws and regulations.

NetEnt's popular (and arguably overrated) video slot Starburst is getting a sequel, with the company showing off a teaser for the 'Starburst XXXtreme' slot.

Yggdrasil and Reflex Gaming are trying to make players go ape with their latest video slot release 'Krazy Klimber', which sees you taking part in the world of a large gorilla that's eerily reminiscent of King Kong.

Latvia's gaming regulator announced that all land betting sites in the country are allowed to reopen following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions in the country.

The state of Ohio is one step closer to legalizing sportsbetting within its borders as the state's Senate voted on a bill that would legalize and regulate the activity.

The state of New Jersey announced that gambling revenues for the state as a whole jumped 290.4% in May when compared to the same time last year due to locations being fully re-opened.