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The company expanded its footprint in North America after partnering with Fanatics Sportsbook and Casino, integrating its games with the global operator in New Jersey and Michigan.

Next week, March Madness will be in full swing and betting on the men’s basketball tournament is expected to increase in the U.S.

The Social and Promotional Games Association firmly opposes Assembly Bill 5447, an attempt to ban sweepstakes in New Jersey.

Electric Poker is based on standard No-Limit Texas Hold ’em rules with a DraftKings twist, including a randomly generated prize pool based on the prize multiplier.

The guest bet $4.40 before winning nearly six figures playing Big Hot Flaming Pots on 8 March.

A New Jersey resident turned a $5 wager into a $399,307 jackpot while playing Ultimate Texas Hold'em on 6 March.

Bill No. 2172 passed out of committee and will be voted on by the entire Assembly. A companion bill is being considered in the State Senate. If either bill passes both houses and is signed by Governor Phil Murphy, betting on esports will be greatly expanded.

Now available at BetMGM and Borgata Online Casino in New Jersey, Dual Play Baccarat allows players at the casino’s physical baccarat table and online players to participate in the same game.

The 28th annual East Coast Gaming Congress the longest-running gaming conference in the U.S., will be held the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City on 15 and 16 April.

SlotMatrix is live in New Jersey with its first U.S. games aggregation deal with the betPARX brand.

This month’s roundup covers 10 of the most noteworthy developments across the country, highlighting the latest flurry of casino expansions, unveilings, and upgrades across the U.S.

The new menu at Phil's Carousel Bar aims to offer guests a special seasonal experience designed to keep the cold at bay.

In addition to supporting the museum, Hard Rock Atlantic City will present the organization with a $5,000 donation on behalf of the Boardwalk 1000 Foundation.

In addition to Las Vegas Super Bowl party options,this week included the Michigan Gaming Control Board taking action against MyBookie.ag and sending them a cease-and-desist letter.

Due to overwhelming demand, the Bally Bets Sportsbook is now sold out, prompting the resort to create an additional viewing experience at The Yard for football fans.

In addition to two major jackpots, other news included a new Las Vegas Loop station opening, an Atlantic City property reopening its sportsbook, and the winners announced for Lucky Hearts Poker Open.

Featuring 30 trophy events and $5 million in guarantees, the tournament culminated with the BWPO Championship that ended in a heads-up chop with Nguyen Le winning $425,000 and Joseph Neiman taking home $406,791.

By entering this U.S. region, Spinomenal will bring its games to a new audience, strengthening its presence and leadership in the iGaming industry.

The upgraded sportsbook will offer new betting capabilities including UFC/MMA, college baseball, college softball, women’s college basketball, men’s college hockey and the Summer and Winter Olympics.

The guest from New Jersey scored the progressive jackpot with a bonus spin while playing a Criss Cross Poker table game last Friday night.