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Mega Millions Winning Numbers For July 31, Estimated Jackpot At $22 Million After the Mega Millions  jackpot recently hit last Friday for $124 million , it reset this past Tuesday. Yet, no one hit the July 28 jackpot. So, for tonight, Friday, July 31 , the Mega Millions estimated jackpot bumps up to $22 million . However, two tickets were sold in California  and Georgia  worth a cool $1 million  each. Both tickets matched all five white balls but did not purchase the $1 Megaplier  option. As a reminder, the winning numbers for Tuesday, July 26 were 17 – 20 – 27 – 31 – 34 and megaball 19. The Megaplier was 4x. This means that had the two tickets that matched the five white balls, the prize would be have been $4 million. Not too shabby at all for an extra $1 investment. PA Lottery Fast Play ticket sells for $1.5 million In Pennsylvania lottery news, a progressive prize-winning ticket was sold in Montgomery County  on July 27. The ticket was worth an eye-watering $1.5 m

Pariplay Enters Swedish Market Today Aspire Global announced that they've signed a content deal with Grand Casino Baden and are therefore entering the Swiss gaming market. via Casino Listings https://www.casinolistings.com/news/2020/07/pariplay-enters-swedish-market https://gametoping.com Created August 1, 2020 at 03:33AM /tin tuc View Google Doc

GGPoker and Players Donate $354K to Caesars Cares Charity Every year, the World Series of Poker adds a charity component to its summer series. There is always at least one bracelet-awarding tournament that forgoes the rake and donates all fees paid by players to a particular charity. This has been happening for well over a decade. This year, the WSOP took its action online due to the coronavirus pandemic, but poker players tend to show their generosity no matter the venue. In addition, poker players step up for charity no matter the technical difficulties and date changes. After a rough first day of the WSOP 2020 Online on GGPoker that put a hold on the charity tournament not long after it began, players returned the following weekend to play it out. And GGPoker put extra money in the charity pot as a good faith gesture. Alek Stasiak Wins Event 33 The charity tournament in this year’s WSOP was Event 33 on the calendar but only the second one on GGPoker. The first 31 of 85 tou

Pala Interactive takes Kindred’s Unibet brand into Indiana Pay-to-play and social gaming platform specialist Pala Interactive  has launched Kindred Group ‘s Unibet  brand in Indiana . The initiative follows the firm’s previous Unibet launch in Pennsylvania . The deal, which has been agreed in time for the restart of the sports season, has seen Pala integrate the Kambi Sports platform into its proprietary online gaming platform. Jim Ryan , Pala Interactive CEO, stated: “Unibet needed to be ready for sports season and our team was absolutely delighted to deliver this on schedule on our platform. They now have a fantastic sportsbook experience available for Indiana residents, right as the NBA and NHL begins again. We’re looking forward to working with them next in Iowa.” Regarding the launch in Pennsylvania, the Unibet offering officially went live on November 15, with Kindred leveraging Pala Interactive’s online gaming platform which includes the firm’s player account manage

Can Casinos Control How Much You Win A common myth about playing online is that the casinos control how much win or how certain games work. The same is often said about brick and mortar casinos. Do casinos control how much you win? No, it would take a lot of doing for them to physically control each players’ fate at their casino games. Firstly, depending on the casino games you are playing, you may and may not win big. Secondly, online games are regulated and have to comply with different regulations. This may mean that the software developers have to change how their games work. Lastly, games such as slots use an RNG which is a program that simulates the reels. The RNG produces random numbers that are turned into Read-Only Memory chips which can only be physically changed by a technician. The technician uses the ROMs to change the game payout percentages.  Do Casinos Control the Games? Regulated casinos sites such as the ones we recommend on this site lease games from software

Aspire Global Enters Enters Swiss iGaming Market with Pariplay Top iGaming brand from the realm of software development, Pariplay, an Aspire Global subsidiary, has confirmed entrance into the Swiss market. The studio will line up its premium portfolio of games with Grand Casino Baden, an established landbased venue and second most popular destination after Jackpot.ch, the country’s first online gaming hub. To enter this highly regulated market, Pariplay had to receive ISO/EIS 27001 certification, as it represents the number one requirement for the Swiss Federal Gaming Board (ESBK). As part of the package to go live with Grand Casino Baden, Pariplay will roll out approximately 40 certified titles, including top-performing hits like Wolf Riches, Dragons of the North, Mystic Manor and others, also available with Jackpot.ch. Market with Significant Future Aspire Global has been strengthening its position in the global market over the last couple of months by teaming up with leading

UKGC Publishes Data Collection Consultation Results, Amends Licensee Reporting United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC) has officially published the outcome of the data collection consultation and is ready to implement new measures for standardization of collected data starting from October 31st. A number or suggested changed were discussed and UKGC vowed to make data requirements more efficient for licensees. No “One Size Fits All”  Policy The 12-week-long consultation yielded 70 responses… …and 50 of them came from license holders, seven from trade associations, three from non-profit or charity organizations, six from the public and remaining four from miscellaneous respondents. The standardized template for reporting was created by The Commission. UKGC  said: “We recognise that, in many instances, licensees will want to undertake due diligence to investigate the nature and scale of a potential breach. We do not, for this reason, think it practical to impose a ‘one size

Kindred Launches Unibet in Indiana, Expands to Its Third US State After successful launches of online casinos in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Kindred is set to offer its Unibet services to the third US state. Staring July 30, 2020, players in Indiana will have access to the company’s first-class online sportsbook experience. “We look forward to Unibet’s success in Indiana and the incremental revenue stream it will provide our sportsbook business,”  said Christian Stuart, head of Caesars sports and online gaming. “Unibet’s launch comes at an exciting time for fans with the return of professional sports.” Through a multi-state deal with Caesars Entertainment , Kindred was able to gain access to sports betting fans in Indiana via its Unibet brand. The company will use Pala Interactive’s online gaming platform in this US state and will continue to use Kambi’s sports betting platform, which has also been communicated at the earlier stage. “After two very successful launches of the

BGC expresses “utter dismay” at UK government casino U-turn UK industry standards body The Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) has expressed its “utter dismay” following the Government’s decision to delay the reopening of all casinos in England for at least two weeks. Casinos across England were preparing to re-open from 1 August until today’s last minute u-turn by the UK Government. In a letter to Chancellor Rishi Sunak MP, the BGC described the decision as “highly illogical, inconsistent and deeply damaging to those businesses and thousands of staff they employ.” BGC Chief Executive Michael Dugher wrote: “It appears that the Government’s strategy for dealing with COVID is in disarray. We were told that the strategy was to move to regional and local lockdowns, yet the Government’s announcement today forces all casinos to remain closed. Why, for example, should casinos in Bristol, where there are low recorded cases of COVID, remain closed when the spikes in COVID are in other pa

Johnson breaks UK industry hearts with lockdown easing postponement England’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has broken casino industry hearts by announcing that, due to spikes in COVID-19 infection across the country, lockdown easing would not be going ahead as planned on 1st August. The PM revealed in a press briefing that casinos, bowling alleys, skating rinks and other ‘close contact’ services must remain closed until at least 15th August. Indoor performances will also not resume, nor gatherings in sports venues and conference centres; wedding receptions will also have to stay very small under the law. Kay Buxton, chief executive for Marble Arch London BID, said of the statement: “It is devastating to hear at the eleventh hour that the date for reopening casinos has been pushed back, after substantial investment by our members to create a safe gaming environment. The Grosvenor Victoria Casino in Edgware Road, one of the longest established casinos in the country, has worked cl