Online Casino and Gambling News: April 2022

Denmark's gaming revenues jumped in March, as the country's gambling firms brought in DKK525 million during the period, up 29.6% compared to the same period last year.

This week Massachusetts' Senate passed through a sportsbetting bill that would legalize and regulate the activity, although there are some provisions that'll have to be worked out.

Online casino software firm Gaming Innovation Group announced today that they've come to terms with what they're calling a "tier-one retail casino operator" in the UK and will provide their full platform to the company moving forward.

Sportsbetting legalization and regulation within the state of Kansas has one last hurdle before it becomes a reality, as a bill that would legalize the activity passed through the State House with a 73-49 margin.

This week it was announced that Hard Rock Bristol will be getting the rights to launch Virginia's first casino after the company was granted approval by the Virginia Lottery Board.

Earlier today a lucky gambler hit the Mega Fortune Mega Jackpot, taking home a large €3,279,020 cash prize as a result.

In June visitors to the Live! Casino Pittsburgh will have access to a new event and entertainment space when a 7,000 square-foot opens its doors.

Switzerland will be getting two new land casinos within its borders after The Federal Council of Switzerland approved of two new regions in the country to host the facilities.

Evolution subsidiary and slot developer Red Tiger has released its newest game 'Dragons Clusterbuster', which takes players into a realm where dragons rule the earth and can dish out some big winnings.

Online betting group Soft2Bet announced that they've been granted a gaming licence by the Irish Revenue Commissioners and will be able to provide online betting services in the country as a result.