Playtech has announced the expansion of its partnership with Solaya Group, becoming the exclusive Bingo provider for the operator’s UK-facing Zebra Bingo, Bingostars and Peachy Games brands.

The partnership, first established in 2024 through the delivery of Casino content, continues to grow. After the successful launch of Zebra Bingo onto Playtech’s iBingo platform last year, the recent migrations of Bingostars and Peachy Games further strengthen the collaboration.

This expansion reinforces Playtech’s leadership in the UK Bingo market, while providing Solaya Group with seamless access to Playtech’s network, including access to the largest B2B bingo liquidity pool and a wide range of popular networked rooms familiar to UK players. Both teams are working closely to tailor the product offering to Solaya Group’s extensive UK player base.

Campaign activities are already underway, leveraging the strength of Playtech’s network and content, with guidance from Playtech’s dedicated network management team to support Solaya Group’s continued growth.

Marat Koss, Chief Interactive Gaming Officer at Playtech, said: “Solaya Group is a fantastic addition to the Playtech Bingo network. Our partnership began in 2024, and we’re proud to be expanding it into the Bingo vertical. Playtech remains committed to delivering a first‑class bingo experience, and Solaya Group’s players will now benefit from a wide range of engaging content, games, and prizes.”

Ed Pellant, Head of Commercial Partnerships and Delivery at Solaya Group,said: “Successfully migrating all three of our new bingo brands on to Playtech’s next-generation iBingo represents a significant milestone for Solaya Group. An elite array of bingo games has been a staple of our offering for years and we are excited to build on that with a partner as established as Playtech.”

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Downtown Las Vegas property says the July Super Bingo will be its largest prize purse to date, with sessions on July 4-5.

Plaza Hotel & Casino will stage a $250,000 “Super Bingo” event in Las Vegas July 3-5, positioning it as a special edition tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary. The operator said the prize pool is the largest in the series’ history.

“The Plaza will be celebrating its 55th anniversary and the 250th anniversary of our great country in July, so it is only fitting that we make our Super Bingo event that month our biggest and best ever,” said Jonathan Jossel, CEO of the Plaza Hotel & Casino. “Our Super Bingo events have always drawn a packed crowd to our convention space, and we anticipate the July event to sell out quickly.”

According to the Plaza, Super Bingo draws nearly 1,000 attendees, including visitors traveling from Hawaii and Canada. For the July edition, bingo-only registration is set at $250 per person for gameplay on Saturday, July 4 and Sunday, July 5. The Plaza is also offering an optional five-night hotel package priced at $200 per person, with no resort fee, for check-in July 2 and check-out July 6.

The Plaza outlined the payout structure as 20 games paying $1,999 each day, plus a daily “super coverall” of $60,000, second place of $15,000, and third place of $10,020. The casino said prizes will be paid in cash and players must be present to win.

Outside of the special event, the Plaza said its bingo room runs six daily sessions at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. and is located two floors above the main casino.

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The Swedish Gambling Authority has reviewed how licensees comply with the requirements for information that must be available in bingo halls.

In its review, the Swedish Gambling Authority has checked whether the licensee complies with the information responsibility in bingo halls. Among other things, the licensee’s contact details and gaming responsibility information must be easily accessible.

The Swedish regulator has found information deficiencies in two bingo halls: Idrottens Bingo in Linköping and Bingoringen in Karlskoga. The Spelinspektionen has also alerted the Swedish Bingo Association regarding the information deficiencies at these two bingo venues.

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