It’s been a turbulent month for casino staff. After preparing to reopen on August 1st after a month of asking the government, Boris’ updated plans delayed the grand opening by at least 2 weeks. This delay and uncertainty is set to cost the industry at least £14m.
With a rise in digital gambling over the recent years, new legislation proposed by the Social Market Foundation (SMF) calls for a ‘soft cap’ of £100 per month on net deposits at an online casino site.
Two of the UK’s most prevalent slot game providers are teaming up! This new partnership will add the entire Eyecon catalogue of slot games to Microgaming’s content platform.
High street betting shop William Hill has announced that it is permanently closing 119 of its 1500 locations. After being forced to close back in March due to the ongoing pandemic, the firm have decided that business will continue to be affected, forcing its hand.
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On Friday July 31st, Boris Johnson announced a delay in the planned reopening of casinos for August 1st (the very next day, calendar fans), by at least two weeks. The Betting and Gaming Council has responded, warning the government that industry jobs are at risk of taking a huge hit.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has today announced a delay in the easing of lockdown in the UK, which was set to move into its second phase tomorrow. The delay means that Casinos, which were set to re-open tomorrow, now must wait a further two weeks.
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