
Hub88's Ollie Castleman on Spotting the Next Big Thing in iGaming
Ollie Castleman, Managing Director of Hub88, discusses the company's strategy for identifying the next big trends in iGaming and the recent developments that are shaping the industry.

Ollie Castleman, Managing Director of Hub88, discusses the company's strategy for identifying the next big trends in iGaming and the recent developments that are shaping the industry.

Hard Rock Bet is hosting a massive $5 million slot tournament with qualifiers across four jurisdictions. The event will be hosted by Bethenny Frankel and will take place on December 12 at The Guitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood.

A tip led to the discovery of an illegal poker den in Cardiff, resulting in suspended prison sentences for two men. The operation generated significant profits and was linked to criminal organizations.

Bulgarians are losing nearly €1 billion annually to online casinos and sportsbooks. Despite regulatory efforts, underage gambling and widespread advertising remain significant issues.

Play’n GO has joined the German Online Casino Association (DOCV) to strengthen its presence in Germany and help the industry address key regulatory challenges. The move aims to bolster efforts against the black market and improve player channelization.

Ignacio Mорон, a prominent victim in the Paul Gregg cheating scandal, shares his experiences and the community's response. He estimates losses of around $200,000 and details a significant loss of $60,000 in a single session.

Cambodia's latest crackdown on illegal online gambling resulted in the arrest of 591 suspects, with most being foreign nationals. The operation, conducted in Poipet City, targeted a 30-floor building housing the gambling syndicate.

A Canadian online poker player, Paul Gregg, is accused of cheating by accessing opponents' hole cards using malware. The malware was distributed through compromised third-party software like Jurojin Poker.

Several Michigan tribes have significantly reduced or stopped casino payments to the state, citing concerns over gaming expansion. The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians and the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi are among those halting payments.