Online Casino and Gambling News: August 2023

Law enforcement in Ukraine has announced that they've conducted a series of raids on gambling establishments throughout the capital city of Kyiv, taking down 16 sites that were operating as one large enterprise.

American gaming operator Rush Street Interactive announced this week that it has taken on games from slot developer Play'n GO, with punters in the states of New Jersey and Michigan getting access to the designer's slots.

This week Ghana's Revenue Authority announced that it will be withholding taxes on gross gaming winnings from punters, taking in 10% on each win generated.

Gaming operator Soft2Bet announced this week that they've signed a distribution agreement with social live streaming product group Livespins and will implement the product into the LightCasino, YoYo Casino, Betinia, CampoBet, and Cadabrus moving forward.

American betting company MGM Resorts International has taken its BetMGM across the pond, as the product has launched in the UK.

Gambling software group BETER Live has announced that they've signed an agreement with aggregation company REEVO, which will provide BETER's product to their customers throughout the globe.

Gaming operator bet365 has had an ad banned by the UK Advertising Standards Authority due to the possibility that the spot would appeal to people under the age of 18.

Betting software group Endorphina announced today that they've signed a content deal with Senator Casino in Croatia and will provide their games to he company's online casino moving forward.

The United States saw its gambling industry generate an almost record-setting $16.07 billion in revenue during the second quarter of this year, the tenth consecutive quarter that revenues have grown in the country.

Online betting platform Comtrade announced this week that it has entered into a distribution agreement with provider Livespins and will distribute the company's games to their customers moving forward.