Online Casino and Gambling News: October 2021

This week the Seminole Tribe in Florida announced that they've signed agreements with five different groups to provide online sportsbetting within the Sunshine State.

Today Scientific Games Corporation announced today that they've come to terms with Brookfield Business Partners to sell its Lottery division to the latter group for $6.05 billion.

A lucky player at Betfair Casino this week hit it big when they hit the Big Time Gaming version of the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Megapays Jackpot, taking home a huge €1,036,049.65 cash prize on just a €0.70 bet.

Sweden's gaming regulator Spillemyndigheden has issued a warning to LeoVegas for "violating the rules on customer due diligence procedures" in regards to Denmark's rules for money laundering monitoring.

The state of Nevada eclipsed more than $1 billion in gambling revenue for the seventh straight month in September, as casinos hauled in $1.16 billion.

The monthly deposit cap for online gambling in Sweden will end on November 14th as players will be able to deposit more than SEK5000 if they choose.

Sportsbetting operator PointsBet has announced its first-quarter financial results, which saw turnover increase by 81% compared to last year.

Casino software behemoth Evolution has released its third-quarter financial results, noting that revenues jumped 97.1% from last year to €276 million.

Football club Inter Milan announced this week that they've signed a partnership deal with HappyBet, making the Snaitech subsidiary the club's newest sponsor.

Swedish game developer Lady Luck Games has revealed this week that they've been granted certification by iTech Labs and that their games have also been cleared for play in multiple jurisdictions.