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Updated: October 26, 2017

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Popular Yeti Casino to get partner site

The Canadian-facing Yeti Casino is one of only a few multilingual, multi-currency casinos offered by L&L Europe Ltd, as most of their dozen or so gaming properties are crafted and deployed for specific markets. Websites like Svedala Casino and ...

Canadian Expert to Evaluate Mr Green Gaming Predictive Tool

Dr. Richard Wood of Montreal, Canada has been called upon by Mr Green and Company AB to put their newly released Green Gaming Predictive Tool to the test. Dr. Wood, a chartered psychologist specializing in gaming behavior studies, is the creator o ...

Old Skool Studios games available on Microgaming Quickfire

Old Skool Studios of Vancouver, Canada has had their third game added to Microgaming’s Quickfire multi-developer platform. Jewel Quest Riches is a branded slot title that allows players to gamble for real money. It is based on the iWin casua ...

Easy Payment Gateway Plugs in Gigadat’s Interac2Pay

Winnipeg based Gigadat Inc., has signed a deal with online payment specialist, Easy Payment Gateway (EPG) in a distribution deal for the company’s Interac2Pay solution. EPG will become the official vendor of the payment processor’s pro ...

AML procedures for B.C. casinos under review

An independent review of money laundering controls in place at British Columbia’s casinos has been ordered by the province’s Attorney General, David Eby to look into the high volume of small bills entering some casinos overseen by the ...