Time is running out for a mysterious Lotto winner. In less than 24 hours, their claim to a €3.5 million prize will expire permanently.
The online gaming industry relies heavily on technology to ensure a fair and transparent gaming experience. Online casinos have revolutionised the world of gaming, offering a variety of options, from the popular Infinity Dice to the mesmerising Gates of Olympus slot machine.
Club Golden Palace is constantly innovating. The Belgian online gaming operator is launching a new feature called Daily Wheel, a daily spin where you can win up to €10 in real money.
In 2025, Stake’s spectacular rise is now facing an unprecedented legal storm. At the heart of a complex network of influencers, game studios, sweepstakes models and offshore foundations, Stake is now the target of a series of lawsuits that could redefine the margins of the online gaming industry.
In recent days, the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), the UK’s gaming regulator, has shaken up the industry with its announcement that it is launching an in-depth investigation into the link between gambling and suicide. To what extent can pathological gambling lead to suicidal thoughts and even acts?
It’s a bombshell in the world of gambling. Ladbrokes Belgium, a long-standing player in sports betting, plans to cut nearly half of its workforce. This brutal restructuring is symptomatic of a sector in the midst of radical change.
What if artificial intelligence could become addicted? An idea that seemed like science fiction has just been confirmed by researchers at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea. In a groundbreaking study, they show that AI systems such as Gemini, GPT and Claude exhibit behaviours comparable to those of a compulsive gambler.
After more than a decade behind the tables at the Brussels Casino, Katarina Pantic wanted to pass on her know-how and decided to create a unique school where rigour, practice and a passion for gambling come together to train people in the profession of croupier.
Technological advances continue to permeate the world of online casinos, offering enthusiasts ever more exciting developments. Recently, virtual reality (VR) has become a hot topic, promising to revolutionise not only the way we play, but also the way we experience the casino.
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) has published its Statement of Strategy 2025-2027, setting out a three-year strategic plan. This strategy lays the foundations for the regulation of gambling in Ireland, against a backdrop of major reform.
The world of online gambling offers a world of opportunities for players. Among the most exciting are progressive jackpots. These ever-increasing amounts promise to turn a lucky player into an instant millionaire. But what exactly is a progressive jackpot? How does it work and where can you find it?
A Swedish court ruling has reopened the debate on the control of gambling operators with regard to anti-money laundering obligations. The operator ATG (Aktiebolaget Trav och Galopp) has just been fined.
This week, Golden Palace Casino and Betsoft are turning every spin into a golden opportunity. From 15 to 22 October 2025, Golden Drops are making a comeback: instant winnings of up to €50 are randomly awarded on games in the Coins of series.
PepperMill Casino stands out with an ingenious offer: the PepperMill Super Boost, an integrated program offering extra winnings on dice and slot games.
It’s the end of an illegal online gambling empire. Behind the apparent success of Cresus Casino, a sprawling network of offshore companies generated almost a billion euros illegally. The arrest in Paris of two French executives reveals the backstage workings of a system that was as lucrative as it was illegal.
The giant Ladbrokes, an emblematic figure in the sector for decades, could close all its physical branches in Belgium, marking the end of a historic model. It’s a decision justified by financial losses and the rise of digital technology, but one that is plunging dozens of employees into uncertainty and arousing the anger of trade unions.
Artificial intelligence is now at the heart of the gambling industry’s compliance mechanisms. But behind the promise of efficiency and automation, the UKGC is sounding the alarm: these technologies, poorly managed or misunderstood, could undermine the fight against money laundering and the protection of players.
