With its biting humor, South Park takes on a new phenomenon: prediction market apps. In its latest episode, the series mocks Kalshi and Polymarket, while unleashing a tidal wave of online searches.
Gambling is often about luck, but sometimes casinos lose not because of fate – but because of their own mistakes. From shrewd players who discovered misprints on cards to technological feats that defeated roulette, history is full of blunders that have cost millions. In this article, read about the biggest casino mistakes of all time, and how clever gamblers took advantage of them.
For several months now, online gaming enthusiasts have been eagerly following the €2,000,000 Drops & Wins series launched by Pragmatic Play on Starcasino. After four successive phases full of twists and turns, the fifth stage is now open.
In Belgium, the website 711.be recently obtained a B+ licence. But this success has also attracted unwanted attention. For some time now, a sophisticated strategy has been observed: cybercriminals are exploiting the brand’s reputation to redirect internet users to illegal platforms.
If you play on Oria.be, get ready: from 22 September to 5 October, the online gaming platform is opening the doors to the unexpected. As part of its Air Dice Mystery Giveaway promotion, Oria is offering 6,000 Mystery Games to discover via three flagship games: Mega Wheels, Infinity Dice and Forever Dice.
Online gaming giant Roblox is once again at the centre of a legal storm. In a federal court in San Francisco, the company has requested the dismissal of a class action lawsuit filed by parents who accuse it of indirectly promoting and profiting from practices akin to gambling involving minors.
In California, the use of dice or a ball in a wheel to determine the outcome of a game of chance is prohibited. This legal constraint has prompted gambling establishments to invent alternatives to offer roulette fans a similar experience, while remaining within the limits of the regulations.
In several Quebec restaurants, an unexpected surprise awaited customers in their fortune biscuits: instead of the traditional maxims, some papers revealed an advertisement for an online casino registered in Kahnawà:ke.
Public operator Norsk Tipping has found itself at the centre of a media storm after a spectacular error during a Eurojackpot draw. Nearly 47,000 players received false prize notifications. The affair could cost the company a record fine and calls into question the trust placed in the country’s gambling monopoly.
Video poker is an electronic casino game inspired by five-card draw poker, but played on a machine resembling a slot machine.
In the face of recent criticism of online sports betting, the Association Française des Jeux en Ligne (AFJEL) is fighting back. It denounces a series of preconceived ideas that fuel the stigmatisation of legal operators, while overshadowing the real danger: the massive growth of the illegal market.
Golden Palace Casino is announcing an unprecedented promotion from 17 to 24 September: every Clover Jackpot won on an Amusnet game will be immediately doubled.
Online roulette continues to evolve, offering players a variety of exciting games. In 2025, several variations stand out for their popularity and unique features.
Is online sports betting really a threat to household financial stability? While a number of studies have warned of an increased risk of debt and bankruptcies, new US research has overturned these findings.
Starcasino is launching its 3 Oaks Tournament, offering a total of €15,000 to be shared between the most successful players. The event runs from 15 to 21 September, promising an intense week of competition and adrenaline. With 322 potential winners, everyone has a chance, but only one of them will walk away with the precious €2,500 first prize.
Blackjack is a game where every option can tip the balance between wins and losses. Imagine: you receive two identical cards, you have the option to split your hand to form two… but when should you do it?
In Belgium, the increase in the legal age for gambling to 21, which came into force in September 2024, was intended to protect the very young. But a survey has already revealed an unexpected effect: many 18-20 year-olds are circumventing the law by turning to illegal sites, where there is no control.
