Online Casino and Gambling News: 2015

Internet betting group Tain and Leap Gaming have announced that they have signed a content supply deal and will see Leap Gaming's virtual sportsbetting products, which will be distributed via the Tain gaming platform.

Sweden's gaming monopoly Svenska Spel has announced that it has been granted a three-year license extension that will allow it to continue offering its services within the country.

888's poker branch has announced that it is going to be closing the Lucky Ace Poker skin this month, revealing that the site's last day in operation will be December 28th.

Police in the Malaysian city of Maraudi have announced that they have conducted a series of raids against what they have dubbed "mini" land casinos that also have online betting operations.

Internet betting firm has announced that it has signed a content supply deal with Evolution Gaming, and will add the company's live dealer games to their library as a result.

Internet betting software developer Core Gaming has announced that they have signed a content supply deal with SIS and will push out a series of virtual racing games for Sky Vegas.

UK betting firm Ladbrokes has announced that its Australian branch will reinstate its in-play betting service after it withdrew it earlier this year following a criminal investigation by the country's Communications and Media Authority.

Internet betting software developer Quickspin has announced the release of its newest video slot "Second Strike", which is available in both mobile and desktop platforms.

This week Bwin.Party Digital Entertainment and GVC Holdings announced that their shareholders have mutually voted to approve the merger of the two companies.

This week it was revealed that Pennsylvania Representative John Payne's bill to regulate online gambling in the Keystone State has been delayed until next year due to disagreements and amendments to the bill.