iCasino launched its Hard Rock Casino online platform in the Netherlands after receiving an operator licence from the Kansspelautoriteit in May, the company said. BetComply provided technical and regulatory compliance support, and iCasino said it plans to apply for a sports betting licence.
The licensed Dutch launch establishes Hard Rock Casino’s online presence, while a sports betting licence remains a planned application.
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Amusnet Gaming agreed to launch more than 140 games across SkillOnNet’s brands in Ontario, Canada. The report also says bet365 added a Preferred Team feature to Incentive Games’ Tournament Challenge, Sparley Interactive signed a supply deal with B2Tech for African markets, and S Gaming secured a Swedish B2B licence.
Amusnet Gaming is set to roll out a series of games on SkillOnNet brands in Ontario under a new agreement. More than 140 of the supplier's titles are slated to appear on operator brands in the province, among them PlayOJO, GeckoPlay and SpinGenie.
Candidates in Bristol are seeking a larger share of tax revenue from Hard Rock Casino, according to the headline and feed snippet. Bristol currently receives just over 7% of casino tax revenue, like 13 other localities, and any change requires approval from the General Assembly.
BetComply has appointed Tiago Scoda Botelho as Regulatory & Licensing Compliance Officer, Renald Micallef as AML & RG Consultant, and Tina Singh as Technical Compliance Consultant. The company said the hires add experience across licensing, anti-money laundering, responsible gaming and technical compliance.
It was reported that Churchill Downs intends to divest nine regional properties through separate transactions or smaller packages. The company has not given prices, buyers or a timetable, and expects proceeds to support debt reduction, investment and repurchases.
Churchill Downs plans to sell nine gaming properties in the US after completing a review of its wholly owned assets, CEO Bill Carstanjen said. The company expects to pursue individual sales or small bundles; it does not plan to sell its historical racing machine properties in Kentucky, Virginia or New Hampshire. Carstanjen said proceeds would go towards reducing leverage, selected investment and share repurchases.