Online Casino and Gambling News: October 2022

This week Spain's Senate passed a law on gambling that'll bring a number of changes to the industry, including focusing on advertising restrictions and gambling prevention.

Lottery group Allwyn Entertainment has announced that they're currently in advanced discussions to purchase fellow lottery group Camelot UK after it won the contract to obtain the UK's lottery services earlier this year.

The government of Nigeria announced that they're going to be introducing a new permit that'll allow for offshore gambling operators to provide casino games, poker, sportsbetting, bingo, and poker services to residents.

American betting group Caesars Entertainment has announced the launch of its online sportsbook in the state of Ohio, although it won't offer real-money betting services until January of next year.

Gaming platform and white-label group Soft2Bet announced this week that they've come to terms with live dealer group OnAir Entertainment and will add in the company's games to its platform moving forward.

Evolution-subsidiary NetEnt is getting ready to provide players with the ultimate mash-up of its popular slot characters with the launch of its newest video slot 'Super Stars'.

Live betting software developer TVBet has announced that they've partnered with software group Monotech and will add their entire library of games into the platform moving forward.

Nevada's betting revenues jumped in September, growing 7.8% from last year to $1.25 billion.

The UK's Advertising Standards Authority has upheld complaints against gaming operator Lottoland after the online ads were found to have violated UK advertising regulations related to gambling.

This week it was revealed that France's gaming regulator L'Autorité Nationale des Jeux will be introducing a ban on casinos offering bonuses to what they deem "excessive gamblers", while also calling for a €100 cap on welcome bonuses.