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ToonieBet, a Soft2Bet brand, has secured a partnership with the NHL's Ottawa Senators, becoming their Official Online Casino Partner. This collaboration comes as the Senators clinch a playoff spot, promising exciting engagement opportunities for fans.

Alberta is set to introduce the iGaming Alberta Act, following Ontario's successful model to regulate online gambling. This move promises significant changes for players and the province's revenue stream.

Michigan's gaming regulator has issued cease-and-desist orders to 13 more unlicensed offshore gambling websites, continuing its crackdown on illegal operators targeting state residents.

Evolution North America is set to revolutionize online gambling in Grand Rapids with a new live dealer studio, bringing the casino experience directly to players' homes.

California's gambling landscape stands at a crossroads, with tribal casinos, cardrooms, and online operators vying for dominance. The state's next move could reshape the industry for years to come.

SOFTSWISS has unveiled Player Chat, a new feature for its Sportsbook platform that allows real-time communication between bettors. This addition aims to boost user engagement and create a more interactive betting environment.

Bet365, a major player in the global online sports betting market, has announced its exit from China. The UK-based company will cease operations in the Chinese market on March 27, shifting focus to regulated markets including the US and Brazil.

While new technologies and game formats have entered the scene, traditional table games like blackjack, roulette, and poker have evolved with stunning visuals, real-time gameplay, and intuitive interfaces—making them more accessible and exciting than ever. Whether you’re a casual player or a seasoned pro, understanding which table games are trending can help you choose where to place your next bet. In this guide, we reveal the most popular online casino table games dominating 2025.

The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has announced a series of new regulations designed to bolster player safeguards in the online casino sector. These updated rules, set to take effect in September 2023, mark a significant shift in how online gambling operators must conduct their business and interact with players.

Starting your online casino journey can feel overwhelming with so many games competing for your attention. As a beginner, it’s important to choose games that are easy to understand, have simple rules, and offer a low-risk entry into real-money gambling. The good news? Many online casino games are designed with new players in mind—delivering fun, fast-paced action without the complexity. We’ve rounded up the best online casino games for beginners, focusing on specific titles that offer smooth gameplay, intuitive interfaces, and just the right balance of excitement and simplicity to help you play with confidence.

South Carolina's legislative landscape is buzzing with renewed interest in online sports betting. Senator Tom Davis (R-46) has introduced Senate Bill 444, mirroring a House bill from late 2024, both aiming to establish a regulated online sports betting market in the Palmetto State.

Sweepstakes casinos have become a notable fixture in the US online gambling landscape, offering players a unique way to enjoy casino-style games and potentially win real cash prizes. While some states have begun to scrutinize these platforms more closely, leading to certain operators withdrawing from specific markets, the majority of US states still permit sweepstakes gaming.

Illinois is taking steps towards legalizing online poker and casino games as a potential solution to its looming $3.2 billion budget deficit for fiscal year 2026. Representative Edgar Gonzalez Jr. introduced HB3080 in February, which has recently been referred to the House Rules Committee.

Caesars Entertainment, a major player in the casino industry, has taken a bold step into new digital territories. The company recently unveiled its online casino offerings in Pennsylvania and Michigan, broadening its reach in the burgeoning U.S. online gambling market.

February brought positive news for the online gaming industry in major U.S. markets. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey all reported year-over-year increases in gross revenue from online operators. In New Jersey, iGaming revenue once again outpaced traditional brick-and-mortar casino earnings.

Black Hawk, Colorado, renowned for its brick-and-mortar casinos, has positioned itself at the forefront of the fight against online gambling. In a recent city council meeting, officials unanimously voted to join the National Association Against iGaming (NAAG), making Black Hawk the first municipality in the country to align with this newly formed coalition.