Online Casino and Gambling News: August 2023

Romania's gaming regulator ONJN announced this week that it has revoked the gaming licence of operator Cash Gaming SRL due to the company failing to make the required payments under the terms of the licencing.

Golden Nugget has launched its newest online casino, this time in the state of Pennsylvania thanks to a partnership with operator DraftKings.

Gaming software platform Relax Gaming has announced that they've signed a distribution agreement with Endorphina, and will offer the company's slot content to their casino partners moving forward.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against the Roblox Corporation in the Northern District of California, alleging that the gaming platform allows children to access betting websites where they can use the game's digital currency to gambling.

The state of Mississippi announced its sportsbetting revenues for the month of July, revealing that revenues were flat when compared to 2022 with $2.5 million being generated.

Visitors to the Cleveland Guardians home stadium Progressive Field will be able to get in a wager on the game as the facility has seen the Fanatics Sportsbook open its doors to customers.

Today the Malta Gaming Authority announced that it has lifted the suspension it imposed on Green Feather Gaming, which was the result of a lack of financial obligations from the company.

West Ham United Midfielder Lucas Paqueta is reportedly under investigation by the English Football Association related to possible violations related to the organisation's betting rules.

Sportsbetting in Washington DC dropped in the month of July, coming in at $7.7 million for the period, marking a 31.9% drop from 2022's results.

Game supplier Endorphina has announced that they've signed a content agreement with Jackpots.ch and will be providing its suite of games to the Swiss casino moving forward.