December's Top Casino Sites

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Casino Site
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3
1026
4
142
5
1164
6
477
7
3
8
221
9
1210
10
1160

December's Top Jurisdictions

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Change
Jurisdiction
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2
2
4
3
1
4
3
5
1
6
1
7
 
8
1
9
1
10
1

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Eeze set for expansive new Bucharest office location
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Soccabet goes live with QTech Games retail solution in Ghana
The Ghanaian operator has gone live with QTech Games’ retail solution, QTech Hybrid, across over 200 outlets on its nationwide retail estate.
bet365 and Playtech launch live casino studios in two US states
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Target Aid AB acquires Swedish lotto betting group Polar Group Technologies AB
Through the transaction, Target Aid acquires all shares in Polar Group Technologies AB and its subsidiaries, which together hold two B2B and two B2C licenses for commercial gaming in Sweden.
New Jersey governor signs bill for compulsive gambling awareness
Gov. Phil Murphy has directed public colleges and universities to provide regular gambling?awareness programs and resources to educate students on gambling risks and compulsive behavior.
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Wazdan enters Slovenian market through partnership with Casino Portoroz
As part of the agreement, players in Slovenia will gain access to a curated portfolio of 15 Wazdan titles, including popular releases such as 9 Bells.
Diego Simeone named official ambassador for Betinia and CampoBet
Since becoming the manager of Atlético de Madrid in 2011, the Argentine coach has cemented his reputation as one of modern football’s elite, guiding the club to two LaLiga titles.
NAAiG statement on Maine Gov. Janet Mills' reversal of iGaming veto commitment
The National Association Against iGaming is disappointed by Governor Janet Mills' decision to reverse her long-standing opposition to online casino gambling and allow the iGaming bill on her desk to become law.
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