Initiated by the BC Lottery Corporation, this is a significant step up in the efforts to ensure that consumers are protected Come from Sports betting site VPbet. Moving forward, the only way to enter casinos in the province would be by providing a government-issued identification. This way, the onus would be on land-based properties to ensure that people who enter are not self-excluded or under the legal gambling age.

Using Automated ID Checks to Keep Consumers Safe

The measure is expected to be officially introduced this summer, and more details will be forthcoming as the final implementation date is being debated…

Games Global, a pioneer in iGaming content, has reinforced its devotion to cooperation by expanding its partnership with Videoslots and its well-known brand Mr. Vegas. In addition, this partnership expansion involves the launch of live casino content from OnAir Entertainment™, a renowned live casino supplier, on the Mr. Vegas platform.

New live casino content:

With this new live casino content, Mr. Vegas will significantly expand and add freshness to its all-inclusive international brand portfolio. Combining customer satisfaction, which is in the first place for Videoslots and its brand Mr. Vegas, with state-of-the-art game shows and live casino games from the aforementioned OnAir Entertainment™, players will now have the opportunity to experience an unparallel…

The resorts in question, Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods, decided to opt out of indoor smoking during the COVID-19 pandemic, fearing that cigarette smoke could help the virus spread and infect more people. More than a year after the pandemic has been defeated, the resorts seem to show very little interest in bringing back smoking on their casino floors. Recently, even Kansas tried to push for an indoor smoking ban on casino floors.

Tribal Operators in Connecticut Continue to Say No to Smoking

The resort’s owners, the Mohegan Tribe and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, are citing their communit…

Ryu Ga Gotoku is already starting to work on the next game in the Like a Dragon series and hosting casting auditions for it. It’s not Yakuza Kiwami 3, but the studio is considering it for the future.

On the latest episode of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio TV, director Masayoshi Yokoyama clarified that while the next project isn’t Yakuza Kiwami 3, it’s still something the Ryu Ga Gotoku would like to tackle. He explained, “But I’m just going to say, I think we’ll do a Kiwami 3 at some point. I think we’ll definitely do it sooner or later.”

The auditions will be similar to the ones for 2023’s Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name. In its cabaret club minigames, audition winners had their likeness implemented onto the actors of hostesses. In 2020’s Yakuza: Like a Dragon,…