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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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eGaming Integrity shortlisted for EGR B2B Awards 2026

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12 minutes ago

April 14, 2026

Wladimir P.

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eGaming Integrity has been shortlisted for the EGR B2B Awards 2026 in the Services Rising Star category.

The company, which describes itself as an Isle of Man-based compliance specialist, is among the firms in contention in the supplier-focused awards programme.

The EGR B2B Awards recognise companies providing products and services to the iGaming industry, spanning suppliers, technology providers and service firms. The awards are judged by a panel of independent industry professionals.

The EGR B2B Awards 2026 ceremony date and the wider shortlist were not included in the announcement.

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ZEAL launches Dream Car Raffle charity lottery in Germany

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12 minutes ago

April 14, 2026

Wladimir P.

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ZEAL has launched Dream Car Raffle (Traumautoverlosung), a new charity lottery offering in the regulated German gambling market. The company said the product is developed in-house and adds to its portfolio alongside its lottery brokerage business.

Traumautoverlosung is operated by Dreamify gGmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of ZEAL, while marketing and sales is handled by Lotto24 AG, also part of the group. ZEAL said the launch follows the Dream House Raffle (Traumhausverlosung) introduced in 2024 and freiheit+, making Traumautoverlosung its third charity lottery in Germany.

“With Traumautoverlosung, ZEAL continues its strategy of complementing its traditional lottery brokerage business with proprietary products, targeting new customer segments and reducing its dependence on jackpot-driven cycles of state lotteries,” the company said. Stefan Tweraser, CEO of ZEAL Group, added: “We are pleased to further expand our core business with attractive new products. Traumautoverlosung is another step towards diversifying our portfolio and reaching new target groups.”

ZEAL said Traumautoverlosung is structured with a limited number of tickets and a guaranteed winner. At launch, a Porsche 911 GT3 RS will be raffled, with a total of 250,000 tickets available. “With Traumautoverlosung, we are focusing on cars that are otherwise out of reach for many people – highly desirable models that are often difficult to obtain on the market,” said Michael Lee, founder of Traumautoverlosung. “Our goal is to translate this demand into a transparent, digital product with clearly defined mechanics.”

As a charity lottery, the product allocates at least 20 percent of ticket revenue to charitable causes, according to ZEAL. The company said the initiative will partner with Johanniter in 2026.

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Allwyn revamps National Lottery Lotto and brings Powerball to the UK

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12 minutes ago

April 14, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Allwyn, operator of The National Lottery, will introduce a new two-round Lotto format from 7 June and plans to launch a UK-specific version of Powerball later this summer, subject to final regulatory approval.

From 7 June, each £2 Lotto line will include two rounds per draw, giving players “two chances to win” from a single line. Allwyn said the change improves the odds of winning any prize from 1-in-9.3 to 1-in-4.9. Tickets go on sale on Sunday 7 June, with the first draw on Wednesday 10 June, continuing on Wednesdays and Saturdays at around 8pm. Two sets of six main balls and a Bonus Ball will be drawn using two separate draw machines.

Allwyn said the updated format is expected to increase the number of Lotto millionaires from around 140 a year to around 345. Lotto jackpots will continue to start at £2m and can roll over up to five times before a must-be-won event on the sixth consecutive draw. The £1m fixed prize for matching five main numbers plus the Bonus Ball remains, while the jackpot for matching six main numbers is shared across both rounds. The Lotto HotPicks add-on will also move to the two-round format and will remain priced at £1.

Powerball will be introduced in the UK in partnership with the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL). Allwyn said the UK version will be priced at £4 per line and will offer access to a “shared jackpot” with US participants, with UK jackpot winners paid out over 30 years. UK draws will align with the existing Powerball schedule, with ticket sales closing at 11.55pm the night before draws on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, and draw results produced from the Powerball studio in Florida at around 4am on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.

Allwyn CEO, Andria Vidler, said, “We are delivering on our promise to bring more games, more entertainment and more innovation to The National Lottery. With extensive upgrades to our digital and retail channels now complete, we have a fantastic summer lined up, as we are now able to bring these exciting new games to our players.” She added that Allwyn’s goal is “doubling weekly returns to Good Causes from £30m to £60m by 2034, with £33m a week currently raised.”

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