Gaming Arts is reportedly working with Evolution to adapt online slot titles for land-based casinos in the US, with launches expected from late 2025. The report names Divine Fortune and Starburst among the games under consideration; neither company had issued a press release at the time of publication.
The reported arrangement could bring Evolution titles into retail casinos through a land-based supplier.
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Conquer Casino says it has launched a UK-facing platform under a licence provided by the UK Gambling Commission. The company says the site offers more than 1,000 games, a live casino and self-exclusion links including GamStop; the source does not identify the licence or provide its grant date.
ThrillTech appointed Giles Potter as chief marketing officer, the company said. Potter previously held the same role at Bragg Gaming Group and has also worked in senior marketing positions at Evolution, NetEnt and Red Tiger Gaming.
QTech Games has integrated Sneaky Slots into its platform, adding the studio’s games to its distribution offering. Sneaky Slots is described as Evolution’s latest studio, and selected releases will include Nolimit City’s xMechanics features.
EveryMatrix announced a content aggregation partnership with betOcean to provide casino games in New Jersey. The companies completed integration in under four months, including regulatory approval, and betOcean will have access to EveryMatrix content and Evolution’s One Stop Shop portfolio, including titles from NetEnt, Red Tiger, NoLimit City and Big Time Gaming.
Gaming Arts appointed Michael Moosman as vice president of product management and marketing, reportedly giving him responsibility for product management, marketing and go-to-market strategy. Moosman joins from IGT, where he was director of product management for core video.