Online Casino and Gambling News: August 2022

Live dealer software specialist Evolution has announced that they've launched their newest game 'Monopoly Big Baller', a bingo-style game that brings the classic board game branding to the action.

This week Golden Nugget Online Gaming announced that it has signed an agreement with Butler National Corporation and will be providing an online sportsbook in conjunction with Boot Hill Casino & Resort in Kansas.

Sportsbetting group American Wagering has been fined $60,000 from the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission after its Caesars Sportsbook product was found to allow users to use credit cards on its website in violation of state wagering rules.

Canadian sportsbetting group Sports Interaction has announced that it has been granted a gaming license from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario and will now be able to provide services in the market moving forward.

Churchill Downs-owned gaming brand TwinSpires has announced that it'll be closing its casino and sportsbook in Michigan, sending an email to customers in the Wolverine State regarding its decision.

Flutter Entertainment's FanDuel brand announced this week that it will be launching a TV network as well as a digital OTT service that'll air throughout the United States.

This week the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario revealed that it had levied a $48,000 CAD fine on operator Unibet for violating gaming bonus and advertising rules in the province.

Slot designer Play'n GO is ready to grab the bull by the horns with its newest video slot 'Bull in a Rodeo', which sees Benny the Bull clashing with rodeo clown and awarding casino credits to players.

As its purchase by MGM Resorts comes closer to closing, LeoVegas Group announced that they'll be pulling their Royal Panda and LeoVegas brands from Japan and India at the end of this month.

The state of Delaware's online gaming industry delivered all-time record highs in terms of revenues in July, with $1.25 million coming in during the month.