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House of Lords Questions UK Gambling Commission
A House of Lords select committee has questioned the members of the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) during a hearing researching “the social and economic impact” on the country.
The hearing put Neil McArthur, the chief executive of the UKGC, and Bill Moyes, the agency’s chairman, on the hot seat. The two were asked about specific details on how the gambling industry was being run and how the regulatory agency has been involved in regulating the gambling industry within the country.
Committee leader Lord Garde of Yarmouth began the questioning, asking questions about the 2005 Gambling Act. The committee leader wanted to know if the law now sufficiently serves its purpose, especially in light of how the gambling industry has grown within the UK.
Moyes agreed that the Gambling Act may be antiquated and has deficiencies, but stated that the legislation still meets its core objectives and that it will “remain broadly relevant in making sure that gambling is safe and fair, vulnerable people are protected and at stopping crime getting a hold on gambling.”
McArthur pointed out that the agency is focused on maintaining consistency in how it operates and regulates the gambling industry. He frequently pointed to “constant touchpoints,” specific markers that he believes are necessary to prevent harm related to the gambling industry, as well as in stopping crime while ensuring that gambling is conducted in a safe and legal manner.
During the appearance, McArthur continually touched on the point of consistency, addressing the need to “balance the consumer choice of an industry in which 24 million people gamble in the U.K., against the fact that gambling harm is a problem for a significant number of people, 340,000 according to our latest statistics with a further 5 million marked as vulnerable.”
The committee focused on questions related to media skepticism of how the UKGC has been governing the industry. They highlighted specific instances of gambling problems and how the committee has been criticised for being much more “reactive rather than pro-active” in their actions.
“The Strategy has been a much tougher approach to compliance and enforcement. This was deliberate at changing the behavior of operators since we had seen too many instances of failures being repeated,” McArthur said.
Jelly Hunter Quadspins
Swintt unveil a new sweet treat in Jelly Hunter Quadspins
Swintt, the renowned software provider celebrated for its thrilling content and innovative mechanics, has expanded its SwinttPremium line with Jelly Hunter Quadspins, an action-packed slot offering players the chance to win up to 6,000x their stake.
Timed to capture the energy of the changing season, Jelly Hunter Quadspins is set against a sun-drenched forest, complete with a carefully laid picnic blanket. Players are greeted by a lively cast of woodland creatures as high-value symbols, while colorful jelly desserts populate the rest of the paytable, creating a visually vibrant and cheerful gaming experience.
The game features five reels and 10 fixed paylines, and brings back the Quadspins mechanic, first introduced in Swintt’s Lucky Fortune Door series. Quadspins activate after any spin delivering at least 4x the bet, allowing players to convert all or part of their prize into a series of supercharged spins across four separate reel sets.
During Quadspins, a new mystery symbol appears as a set of bushes. Each symbol that lands reveals a random base game icon, creating extra winning opportunities. Players can continue Quadspins as long as they keep hitting at least 4x the bet, with a maximum of 50 spins per bonus round.
Additionally, any wins collected—whether in the base game or during Quadspins—can be gambled in the optional Risk feature, where correctly guessing the color of a hidden card doubles the prize. The feature continues until an incorrect guess or the maximum win is reached.
Anthony Dalla-Giacoma, Chief Commercial Officer at Swintt, said:
“Jelly Hunter Quadspins perfectly blends simple, intuitive gameplay with the excitement of big wins. The return of our popular Quadspins mechanic, combined with a max win of 6,000x, makes this slot an ideal choice for fans of classic-style games with a modern twist.”
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Hub88
Hub88 Upgrades HubAI — Page Insights Deliver Faster, Deeper Data Analysis
Aggregator presents smart visual analytics and contextual AI to enhance decision-making for partners.
Hub88 has introduced Page Insights, an innovative feature in its HubAI suite, aimed at revolutionizing user engagement with data throughout its Operator Backoffice and Supplier Zone.
The updated feature allows users to swiftly transform intricate tables into interactive visual dashboards, simplifying the process of discovering actionable insights without the need for manual data row analysis.
Accessible on certain extensive data pages, Page Insights features a specialized HubAI Insights Sidebar that produces automated charts highlighting essential metrics like Currency Breakdown and Top 5 Games.
With Smart Tabs, the aggregator’s partners can effortlessly toggle between page columns like turnover, GGR, actives, and average bet, while an integrated data chat enables users to inquire about the displayed data and obtain instant, context-sensitive replies.
Page Insights utilizes HubAI’s Context Mode, enabling the system to analyze and understand the information shown on screen according to specific queries, like pinpointing leading partners, calculating overall GGR, or evaluating regional performance, all in a single interface.
The function operates on the entire dataset linked to every page, removing the requirement to expand or load more rows for a comprehensive understanding of performance.
The introduction of Page Insights extends Hub88’s efforts to improve its product ecosystem with creative, user-centric tools that extract more value from substantial amounts of data.
Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, said: “As our platform continues to scale, making data more accessible and actionable for our partners is a top priority.
“Page Insights significantly improves how users interact with the vast amount of data they process, combining AI-driven analysis with intuitive visualisation tools to deliver instant clarity and a deeper understanding.”
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BC Engine
BC.GAME launches BC Engine, introducing continuous rewards model powered by $BC
Global crypto gaming platform BC.GAME has introduced BC Engine, a new rewards system designed to provide players with ongoing value from their gameplay, without minimum thresholds or tier requirements.
Inspired by crypto staking models, BC Engine transforms the platform’s native token, $BC, from a one-time incentive into a continuous rewards mechanism. Players still earn $BC through wagering as usual, but instead of being distributed as a standalone reward, the token is automatically allocated into BC Engine, where it contributes to ongoing earnings.
Rewards are distributed hourly in BCD, BC.GAME’s USD-pegged token, with each player’s payout determined by their $BC balance at the time of distribution. This structure creates a more consistent and transparent reward model, directly linking player activity to tangible returns.
The system also introduces a more sustainable approach by aligning reward funding with actual gaming performance, reducing reliance on traditional promotional spending.
Importantly, BC Engine is accessible to all players from day one, with no wagering thresholds or tier-based entry requirements, allowing users to begin earning rewards from their very first bet.
Alongside the launch, BC.GAME has rolled out additional enhancements to its rewards ecosystem, including a Welcome Shield protection feature for new users, as well as updated daily, weekly, and monthly reward programs.
The release comes as BC.GAME continues to expand in regulated markets, with an increased focus on compliance, local partnerships, and sustainable growth. The platform has been adapting its offering to meet jurisdictional requirements while strengthening its position across both licensed environments and its global crypto audience.
Kar Kheng Giam, Chief Executive Officer of BC.GAME, said:
“We want rewards to be simpler, more immediate, and more sustainable. Players should see value from the moment they start playing, without needing to reach specific milestones. With BC Engine, $BC becomes a core part of how ongoing rewards are delivered.”
The new features are now live across multiple markets, subject to local regulatory availability.
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