Online Casino and Gambling News: October 2021

The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation has revealed that they've come to terms with Evolution and will be implementing the software group's live dealer games to their casino site OLG.ca moving forward.

Swedish gaming group Svenska Spel has published its third-quarter financial results, noting that revenues grew 6.7% to SEK1.97 billion during the quarter.

Today a gambler hit the Tiki Temple 20p Jackpot, hauling in an impressive £501,885 in the process on the game's highest jackpot tier.

The NBA's Philadelphia 76ers have become the seventh team to partner with gaming group Betway, who's providing casino and sportsbetting services within the state of Pennsylvania.

This week the New Zealand branch of Tab reported that betting turnover was up 6.6% in September to $191.9 million NZD.

American gaming operator DraftKings announced that they're terminating discussions with online group Entain, abandoning negotiations to purchase the latter.

The chairman of the Kansspelautoriteit, the Netherlands gaming regulator, apologised this week for the issue that took place during the rollout of the regulated internet gambling market earlier this month.

Greece is adding to its casino industry as the island of Crete and the city of Athens will be getting two new gaming locations.

It appears that Lithuania is serious about controlling illegal internet gambling in its country, as the country's Gaming Control Authority issued stark new warnings and added more unlicensed sites to its blacklist.

This week Denmark's gaming regulator Spillemyndigheden revealed that gaming revenues in the country jumped 19.5% in September to DKK565 million.