European Casino News

World Casino News brings you complete coverage of the European gaming markets, openings and closings, regulatory changes, mergers & acquisitions, and finance. You'll find coverage of major industry events and trade shows, as well as casinos for sale from Malta to Riga and beyond.

Much of the news in this section comes out of the UK, due to the mature gambling market and robust licensing requirements there. We also cover partnerships and game distribution deals in the online sector so players will know where to find their favorite games, and industry executives can follow emerging and continuing trends.

Google Updates Ad Policies with Germany’s GGL to Combat Illegal Gambling

In a significant regulatory update, Google has revised its "Gambling and other games" advertising policy in Germany. This amendment, orchestrated in collaboration with Germany’s Joint Gambling Authority (GGL), ...

Flutter Entertainment Unveils New Leadership and Organizational Design to Propel Global Growth

Flutter Entertainment, a leading name in the global gambling sector, has announced a significant restructuring of its organizational design to better position the company for future growth. This strategic shift...

Kiron Interactive Launches Penguin Plunge in Collaboration with Flutter and Curious Games

Kiron Interactive, in partnership with Flutter Entertainment PLC and Curious Games, recently unveiled their latest casino game, Penguin Plunge, which is now exclusively available on the Sky Vegas platform. This...

Yggdrasil and Bulletproof Games Reveal Lollipop Drop MultiMax Online Slot

Renowned iGaming developer Yggdrasil and Bulletproof Games have teamed up to launch Lollipop Drop MultiMax, a vibrant, candy-themed slot designed to thrill with its interactive features and significant win pote...

France Postpones Legalizing Online Casinos Following Industry Pushback

France’s plan to legalize online casinos has been put on hold following significant opposition from industry stakeholders and regional authorities. The government, under Prime Minister Michel Barnier, initially...