DragonBet to Rebuild Its Casino on BVGroup’s BV:360 Platform
DragonBet is about to get a new engine room. The independent UK bookmaker has signed a long-term technology deal that will see its casino and sportsbook rebuilt on…
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Betting Tax Rises Squeeze Betfred’s Marketing and Retail Plans
Betfred has confirmed what rugby league followers had been braced for since the summer: its nine-year run as Super League’s title sponsor ends this season. The announcement lands…
Virgin Games Refreshes Its Rewards Hub Post-Relaunch
Virgin Games has spent the past week rolling out a refreshed rewards structure for its UK players, arriving in the wake of a site relaunch on 14 September.…
William Hill and 888 Owner Nears New Era Under Bally’s
Two of the most familiar names in UK online casino and betting are edging closer to a change of ownership. Shareholders on both sides of the Bally’s Intralot…
Light & Wonder’s Social Casino Arm SciPlay Loses Its Chief
Light & Wonder is one of the names UK slot fans see constantly on reels, cabinets and app menus, so a leadership shake-up at any part of the…
BETBY Blurs the Line Between Slots and Live Sport
If you have ever wished a live match played out a bit more like a slot session, BETBY has built something for you. The Tier 1 sportsbook supplier…
Google’s Tighter Ad Rules Reshape How New UK Casinos Get Seen
You might not clock it while scrolling for a new casino to try, but the search results themselves have just had a clear-out. From 14 September 2026, Google…
Evolution’s Takeover Battle Reaches Its Decisive Week
If you have ever spun a wheel or sat at a virtual blackjack table on a UK-licensed site, there is a good chance Evolution’s technology was behind it.…
Play’n GO Grows US Footprint With Ember Entertainment Tie-Up
Play’n GO’s slot catalogue has landed on a freshly rebranded US casino brand this week, marking another stop on the Swedish studio’s steady march across regulated American states.…
Sunderland’s New Kit Sponsor Shuffle Lacks a UK Licence
Sunderland’s return to the Premier League has come with an unusual shirt detail: a sleeve sponsor that UK-licensed players cannot legally use. The newly promoted club has struck…