Author: Matthew Smith

Matt is an accomplished content writer specializing in casino and gaming writing. With a history of covering gambling news, he has developed a profound understanding and interest in the gaming and sports sectors. His knack for creating insightful casino reviews is a testament to his expertise and dedication. Matt is passionate about sharing his unique perspectives and industry knowledge through his content and daily news stories, hoping to engage readers with the ever-evolving industry. Anticipating the future trends in the industry, Matt is thrilled to contribute to its ongoing evolution with his insightful writing.

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Expertise: Online casino, iGaming

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29.11.2023

iGaming Ontario self-exclusion proposals

iGaming Ontario to Open Bidding Process for Self-Exclusion Register

iGaming Ontario (IGO), the online regulatory body in the Canadian region, has announced it wants plans for a centralized system that allows players to self-exclude.

29.11.2023

Videoslots awarded ISO 27001 certification

Videoslots Receive the Award of ISO 27001 for Cybersecurity

Videoslots, the online casino operator, has announced it has been awarded the ISO 27001 certificate for its work in cybersecurity.

28.11.2023

Global Racing launches OneWatch platform

BetMakers Technology Launches OneWatch Terminal Platform

Global Racing, the B2B international racing and sports betting technology provider, has an-nounced the launch of a new and sophisticated betting terminal service called OneWatch.

28.11.2023

Aruze Gaming Appoints Betty Zhao as New Senior Vice President

Aruze Gaming Global, the table games supplier, has announced the appointment of Betty Zhao to the role of Senior Vice President of International Operations.

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27.11.2023

Lottery Operators in Ireland Feel Gambling Advert Ban Is Unfair

Lottery operators in Ireland have complained that proposed changes banning gambling advertisements during the day in the jurisdiction are unfair.