Online Casino and Gambling News: November 2021

Betting group Playson is leaning on its popular Buffalo Power brand for the holiday season, as the company has released its newest slot "Buffalo Power: Christmas".

Gaming software group TrueLab has announced that they've launched their newest game 'Viking Runes', which will take players back to the Norse time of terror with a chance of pillaging some villager gold.

Betting group Hacksaw Gaming has announced that their games have gone live with Swedish betting group Svenska Spel, with punters in the country able to partake in the developer's games.

This week gaming platform Soft2Bet announced that they've come to terms with Push Gaming and will work in the latter's games into their platform moving forward.

Game designer HitSqwad announced this week that they've been granted a gaming licence by the UK Gambling Commission and will be able to provide its games to licensed operators within the country as a result.

This week American gaming giant International Game Technology filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Justice and Attorney General Merrick Garland, demanding the government clarify its position on The Wire Act so that it knows whether or not its online services can be offered across state lines.

Italy's gaming industry struggled slightly in October, as revenues dropped 1.2% for the period when compared to the same period last year.

Online casino game developer Greentube is getting ripped for the holiday season with their newest video slot 'Diamond Link Mighty Santa', which sees a shredded Santa kicking ass and leaving gifts for children.

This week a woman from Tasmania pleaded guilty to theft after she stole $940,000 from her former employer in order to gamble on a social casino, where she could not have won any money in return.

This week Blueprint Gaming is reaching back into the world of public domain for the launch of their newest video slot "King Kong Cashpot".