Games Global Launches Fire and Roses Joker Diamonds
Games Global and Triple Edge Studios have released Fire and Roses Joker Diamonds™, a 2,400 ways slot with Rising Rewards™ Jackpots, Diamond progression, Expanding Wilds and three…
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Swintt Launches Grog To Hell Hold & Win From Elysium Studios
Swintt’s Elysium Studios has released Grog To Hell Hold & Win, a pirate-themed 20-payline slot with a Hold & Win feature, a cannon battle bonus and wins of up to 13,842x.
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Partnerships·
QTech Adds Spin Joy Games Content for Emerging Markets
QTech Games has added Spin Joy Games to its aggregation platform, bringing the studio’s slots, instant win, crash and mini games to operators across Asia, Eastern…
Awards·
Casino2k Shortlisted in Two Categories at EGR Italy Awards 2026
Italian affiliate portal Casino2k, the 2025 Casino Affiliate winner, was a finalist for Casino Affiliate and Affiliate of the Year at the EGR Italy Awards 2026 in Rome.
Regulation·
SkillOnNet among 11 operators cleared to apply for New Zealand online casino licences
The PlayOJO owner is through New Zealand's licence auction, which drew 32 bidders and closed at NZ$15 million per licence.
Launches·
VeliPlay launches Chick'N'Fly, a new chicken-themed crash game
The follow-up to Chick'N'Roll adds Boosters, rockets, Treasure Chests and saved Key collections, with a 97% RTP and wins up to 10,000x.
Industry·
Pragmatic Play opens €1.25m Kevin Hart promotion ahead of live casino sessions
A three-week network campaign of Free Chips builds up to four live casino sessions hosted by Kevin Hart on 6 and 7 November.
Launches·
Playson adds Expand, Double and Extra features in 3 Roaring Bells: Hold and Win
Playson's latest Hold and Win slot adds three Special Bell features that reshape the Bonus Game, plus four in-game jackpots worth up to 1,000x.
Partnerships·
ICONIC21 signs multi-vertical content deal with Adwa
ICONIC21 will roll out its slots, virtual games and live casino content across Adwa's own B2C brands first, before extending it to the platform provider's wider B2B…
Market Entry·
Kinetic Digital launches Spin Genie and Mega Casino in Alberta
SkillOnNet-owned Kinetic Digital has taken its Spin Genie and Mega Casino brands live in Alberta, Canada's second province to open online gaming to private operators.
Guide·
Affiliate programme vs affiliate network vs affiliate agency: what's the difference?
Three businesses share the word affiliate in iGaming. How programmes, networks and agencies differ in control, cost and risk, and how to decide which mix you need.
Guide·
How to verify a gaming licence on regulator registers (UKGC, MGA, Curaçao, Sweden and more)
Where each major regulator publishes its licence register, what it shows, and the traps that catch people out, from the 439 licence records we have checked.
Guide·
Game aggregator vs direct integration: when to use which
Aggregators get you a big catalogue fast; direct deals get you better margins and control. How the two routes compare, what the integration data shows, and how to split…
Guide·
How to choose an iGaming platform provider: PAM vs turnkey vs white label
What PAM, turnkey and white-label deals actually include, where each one fits, and the checks to run before you sign, with numbers from the 99 platform providers we…
Guide·
Testing labs decoded: what GLI, BMM, iTech Labs and eCOGRA actually certify
We went through all 87 gaming-lab certificates held by suppliers on Gamitas. One lab group tested 81% of the suppliers, few certificates carry an expiry date, and the…
Regulation·
Ontario fines theScore.Bet $200,000 over cash-out offers it did not honour
The AGCO has imposed its maximum monetary penalty on theScore.Bet after a player accepted two cash-out offers on a parlay, worth about $380,000 and $100,000, and neither…
Guide·
A supplier due diligence checklist you can hand to someone else
What to collect, what to verify yourself, and what to accept on trust — written so that a colleague with no gambling background can run it.
Guide·
What gaming certifications prove, and what they do not
GLI standards, ISO marks, test-house reports and RNG certificates. What each one is actually evidence of, and why none of them is a licence.
