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Live Casinos: 4 Things You Need to Know

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4 years ago

June 13, 2022

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Online casinos aren’t new. In fact, they’ve been around since the mid-nineties and have been growing in popularity ever since due to the ease of accessibility and level of convenience that they offer players. They also boast a plethora of titles, from traditional games like poker and slots to more new ones unique to the gambling website. However, live gaming is a trend on the rise, where users can interact with real dealers instead of merely software. In this post, we’ll cover some of the things you need to know about these live casinos.

They’re generally secure and safe

Contrary to what some might believe, live casinos don’t all exist within a vacuum. Instead, they’re in a regulated sector. This means that they need to obtain a license to operate before they can begin keeping players engaged with their games. Apart from proving their ability to run their gambling website, aspiring operators need to secure their apps and websites before availing them to prospects. Moreover, they have to prioritize the protection of the funds and data of their customers and work with reputable payment companies.

For these reasons, playing at a live casino with real money is generally a safe activity, provided that you do your due diligence beforehand.

You can use your mobile devices to play

These days, mobile devices can do nearly everything that a computer can, whether it is holding video conferencing meetings or browsing the internet. They also have the hardware and power to handle live casino gaming. With that said, the experience of gambling online through your smartphone or tablet will still depend on specific factors. For example, wireless connectivity may still be prone to hiccups here and there, so that could affect the live stream. The device’s technical specifications must also match the games you want to play, and it could struggle if it’s older.

They offer incredible game selections

One of the reasons many prefer live casinos over land-based establishments is that they generally come with a wide variety of titles. As a result, there’s going to be something for everyone. Players are also less likely to get bored because there will always be something that they can play after they’ve had their fill of a specific game.

There are bonuses

No one can deny that knowledge and expertise can help influence the outcome of any online casino game. However, one other thing that can put you in a favorable position when gaming online is the bonuses that they offer. After all, they can help you make your gaming sessions much longer without having to risk more money than you already have in the process.

Conclusion

Live casinos continue to be the preferred means of gambling for many enthusiasts because they are easier to get into and more convenient than a land-based gaming den. So, if you’re looking to have a good time playing your favorite games, try to join a live casino.

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Richard Woodbridge Elected to ATG Board of Directors

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7 minutes ago

May 11, 2026

Wladimir P.

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At the Annual General Meeting of AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) on Thursday, May 7, 2026, Richard Woodbridge, CEO of Scandinavian Heritage AB, was elected as a new independent member of ATG’s board. He succeeds Mårten Forste, who left the board at the end of 2025.

“We welcome Richard to ATG’s board. His solid experience from the gaming market will add significant value to the board’s work,” said Peter Norman, chairman of ATG.

“I am pleased and grateful for the trust in me to take a seat on ATG’s board. ATG is a very strong company and brand with an important role in both gaming and horse racing, and I look forward to future collaboration with the rest of the board,” said Richard Woodbridge.

The Nomination Committee’s proposal for re-election of other board members was approved by the meeting.

ATG’s board thus consists of:

• Peter Norman (Chairman, independent)

• Boris Lennerhov (Vice Chairman, trotting representative)

• Katarina G. Bonde (Board member, independent)

• Marie Osberg (Board member, independent)

• Richard Woodbridge (Board member, independent)

• Marie Thelander Dellhag (Board member, trotting representative)

• Anders Lilius (Board member, galloping representative)

Employee representatives on the board:

• Björn Haglund (Board member, employee representative)

• Camilla Hasselström (Board member, employee representative)

• Alternates: Gustav Enström and Leo Wilson, both employee representatives.

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ReferOn completes management buyout as Alex Bukin becomes CEO

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7 minutes ago

May 11, 2026

Wladimir P.

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ReferOn has completed a management buyout, with former General Manager Alex Bukin acquiring the iGaming affiliate management platform and taking over as Chief Executive Officer.

Bukin said the deal is intended to support longer-term product and market plans: “This is an important moment for ReferOn and the beginning of a new chapter for the business. The management buyout provides us with the long-term focus required to continually advance the platform. We remain committed to product development, strengthening our offerings for partners, and supporting ReferOn’s continued growth across key markets.”

ReferOn reported that in its first 12 months post-launch it recorded 35.7 million clicks, 2.4 million registrations, 18,000 affiliates, and 136,000 active trackers. The company also said it was named “Best Affiliate Platform” in 2025 and 2026 by industry stakeholders.

The company said the ownership change will not affect day-to-day operations and that existing support and partnerships will continue. It also pointed to recent product updates including Refie, described as a built-in interface layer, alongside features such as dynamic reporting, Company Grouping, Sub-Affiliation, Independent Deal Calculation (IDC), two-factor authentication (2FA), and mobile optimization.

As part of the transition, ReferOn said its leadership team remains in place, with Vlad Bondarenko moving from Head of Product to Chief Product Officer and David Harris moving from Operations Lead to Chief Operations Officer.

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ELA Games’ Joker Winpot shortlisted for Game of the Year at SBC Awards Americas

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7 minutes ago

May 11, 2026

Wladimir P.

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ELA Games said its slot title Joker Winpot has been shortlisted for “Game of the Year” at the 2026 SBC Awards Americas, with winners set to be revealed on June 10, 2026 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The company described Joker Winpot as a consistent performer in its portfolio, combining a dark, character-driven theme with a 1×1 grid format.

ELA Games said the title’s core differentiator is its proprietary Winpot mechanic, a progression-based feature built around player choice. As rewards build inside the Winpot, players can either cash out or keep spinning in pursuit of higher payouts.

The 2026 SBC Awards Americas ceremony will take place at the Broward County Convention Center. Organizers expect around 600 industry professionals, with the awards running alongside SBC Summit Americas from June 9–11.

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