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The sports betting and gaming technology supplier confirmed a five-year partnership extension with the online operator.

The program will support the MrQ bingo brand, which launched in August and runs on proprietary software developed by the team at Lindar.

The purpose of the deal between the two companies is to develop a physical and online sportsbook in New York State at Resorts World Catskills.

The online casino is adding 10% to all blackjack winnings from 16-18 November.

In addition to group-betting, the program will offer player promotions including weekly jackpots and accumulator bonuses among other offers.

It's been a big week for William Hill, which completed its acquisition of Mr Green. J. Todd examines what this purchase means for webmasters and the Mr Affiliate program.

Players who attend the $500,000 GTD Season Finale at Canterbury Park will have the opportunity to win a sought-after $30,000 Platinum Pass to the PokerStars Players NL Hold’Em Championship.

Players have the chance to become immersed in a variety of social poker scenes, choosing their own environment to play in such as Macau 2050, The Macau Suite, The Showdown Saloon, Monte-Carlo Yacht, and The Void.

LeoVegas has unveiled the results from 1 July to 30 September, showing that revenue increased by 41% to €76.8 million.

Gaming Innovation Group Inc. reports €37.3 million in revenues in Q3 2018, a 21% increase over Q3 2017.

Moderated by Income Access Marketing Director Erica Anderson, the webinar on 15 November will feature experienced gaming and lottery affiliates, operators, and service providers.

This week we're talking about the U.K. regulated gambling market. With regulation comes taxes, but how much can the industry support?

This week, a judge rules on daily fantasy sports for New York, William Hill offers to buy Mr Green, Caesars Entertainment signs a deal with teams in different professional leagues, MGM Resorts and the NHL partner up, and Gold Strike Hotel & Gambling Hall gets a name change.

Sweden-based online betting firm Mr Green has an offer on the table to be bought by U.K.-based bookmaker William Hill for £242 million, in an attempt to become more present in European markets.

In addition to slots such as Book of Ra deluxe, Lucky Lady's Charm Deluxe and Sizzling Hot Deluxe, the initial roll-out in Scandinavia includes titles like Captain Venture, Fairy Queen and more.

ORYX’s proprietary content will now be available across 11 new brands, including Unibet, Maria Casino, 32Red and iGame.