Online Casino and Gambling News: July 2022

Game designer Habanero Systems is taking players on an intergalactic trip with their newest video slot 'Space Goonz', which sees you encountering a bunch of goofy creatures for a chance to win some space credits.

Betting operator 888 Holdings has announced that they've come to an agreement with developer Playtech and will offer the latter's games on its 888casino brand in the United States.

The state of Nevada's gaming industry has seen its casino industry eclipse $1 billion in gaming revenues for the 16th consecutive month, with the Silver State recording $1.27 billion in June, up 8.1% from last year.

Betting software development group Saritasa revealed that they've launched a new online poker product that they're dubbing VersusPoker.

Betting group Flutter Entertainment has announced that it will be laying off staff in both the UK and Ireland after conducting internal assessments and determining the positions weren't needed.

Online betting software developer Play'n GO has announced the launch of its newest video slot 'Mega Don', which is launching just as the annual Shark Week festivities on Discovery are underway.

Novomatic subsidiary Greentube announced this week that it'll be providing its gaming library to Carosel.be and 711.nl, expanding its presence in both the Netherlands and Belgium.

Premier League club Norwich City has announced that they'll "never again" sign a shirt sponsorship deal with a gambling company, a move announced as the league as a whole prepared to vote as to whether it should ban gambling shirt sponsorship as a whole.

Gaming operator bet-at-home this week announced that it has come to terms with platform operator EveryMatrix, and will implement the latter's complete platform into its operations moving forward.

Casino game designer Pascal Gaming is pushing things to the redline with their newest game 'Drift', which sees a bevy of buxom babes racing cars in a cyberpunk-style city.