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FUN Token Set for Potential Upside As Binance Launches $250,000 Trading Competition
What a year it has been for FUN Token.
From being acquired by a Bitcoin casino with 41 million users to making a brief but powerful foray into the Top 100, FUN Token has done it all in 2021.
And it’s only April.
Seeing the rising demand for the token, Binance has announced the FUN Token Trading Competition. Is FUN Token worth investing in? Let’s take a look.
FUN Token Surges by 700% in 3 Months
The FUN Token is an ERC20 token created in 2017 by FunFair Technologies with a view of promoting decentralized gaming in the online gambling industry. Seeing its potential, FreeBitco.in adopted it as a Premium Membership Token for its massive user base.
FreeBitco.in is the seventh-largest online casino in the world with over 41 million users; this exposure prompted FunFair Technologies to hand over the reins of the token to FreeBitco.in.
The difference is evident as FUN Token has appreciated by 700% since the turn of the year. In the last 3 months, FUN Token’s market cap has jumped from a meager $35 million to a massive $410 million.
At the time of writing, FUN is trading at $0.038.
Technical Analysis: Binance Trading Competition to Push FUN Higher?
On the 4-hour chart, we can see a clear breakout as the price easily took out the 20MA and the 50MA in the last few days.
We could see the FUN Token price touching $0.04 again, and as the Binance trading competition gets into gear, we could see the price retest and push well above the $0.042 mark.
On the daily chart, we can see a flag breakout pattern. The trading competition could help FUN breakthrough and even cross the $0.05 level.
Verdict: The Breakout Signals a Buying Opportunity
With the FUN Token price naturally moving towards a breakout on the daily chart and trading competitions historically being a good proposition for value appreciation, FUN Token looks like a decent buy.
If trading is your thing, you can join the Binance contest too.
About the Binance – FUN Token Trading Competition
The FUN Token trading competition is open to both new and existing Binance users. If you’d like to participate, here’s how you do it:
- The contest prize pool is $250,000. It is divided into two promotions:
- Promotion A: New users can register using a gift link during the contest period to win a guaranteed share of $30,000 in FUN Tokens. They can further trade more than 15,000 FUN at Binance to earn a possible $100 bonus.
- Promotion B: Existing users that trade more than 50,000 FUN during the contest period at Binance are eligible for a share of the bigger $200,000 prize pool.
- Click here to learn more and get your gift link.
- The contest ends on 5th April, 23:59 UTC. Trade FUN to win FUN!
There are several projects in the pipeline for FUN Token as it moves into a new phase of its existence. The signs are looking good already and it’s definitely worth a watch for the future, or maybe even the present.
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Former WBC cruiserweight champion to appear at PartyPoker Tour UK stops and take part in online activations.
PartyPoker has appointed former WBC Cruiserweight World Champion Tony Bellew as a brand ambassador for the remainder of 2026, with appearances tied to the operator’s live PartyPoker Tour and online poker offering.
The company said Bellew will be “a regular face” at its remaining UK tour stops this season following an earlier appearance at the PartyPoker Tour Birmingham. Bellew will also take part in online activity linked to the PartyPoker schedule.
“I had such a great time at the PartyPoker Tour Birmingham. The atmosphere, the people and the passion for the game were incredible. I’m really excited to be joining the PartyPoker team for the rest of the year, getting involved at the live events, meeting players and seeing where the cards take me,” Bellew said.
PartyPoker said Bellew is scheduled to attend each remaining UK stop on the 2026 PartyPoker Tour: London in July, Glasgow in August, Cork in November, and London in December. The operator also referenced a series of exclusive online events running alongside the live calendar.
The post Tony Bellew signs as PartyPoker brand ambassador through 2026 appeared first on EE Gaming | Global iGaming & Tech Intelligence Hub.
Cease-and-desist letters cite alleged felonies and underage access tied to BetOpenly, Bookmaker, Club WPT Online Poker, Kutt Inc., and Raffle Creator.
The Arizona Department of Gaming said it has issued cease-and-desist orders to five online platforms—BetOpenly, Bookmaker, Club WPT Online Poker, Kutt Inc., and Raffle Creator—after investigations that the Department says involved alleged illegal gambling activity and underage access in Arizona.
In its announcement, the Department said each enforcement action alleges conduct giving rise to three felonies under Arizona law: promotion of gambling, illegal control of an enterprise, and money laundering. The agency cited Arizona’s prohibition on gambling unless specifically authorized (Ariz. Rev. Stat. Tit. 13, Ch. 33) and said the legal gambling age in the state is 21.
“Arizona is taking decisive action against illegal gambling operators that put Arizonans at risk,” said Jackie Johnson, Department Director. “Our top priority is protecting Arizonans and I’m grateful for the efforts of our intelligence unit led by Chief Law Enforcement Officer Doug Jensen to do just that. Through these cease-and-desist orders we are putting operators on notice: their conduct runs contrary to Arizona law and they must stop promoting illegal gambling.”
The Department’s letters describe different alleged violations by operator. For BetOpenly, the Department said peer-to-peer gambling rules prohibit third-party benefit, and alleged the platform benefited via a commission structure while enabling event wagering and daily fantasy sports contests without the required state licenses, including availability to underage Arizonans. For Bookmaker, the Department said its investigation found wagering on horse racing, casino games, and sports betting without an event wagering license or an advanced deposit wagering provider license, adding that online casino games are not legal in Arizona.
For Club WPT Online Poker, the Department alleged the platform enabled individuals under 21 in Arizona to enter pay-to-play online poker tournaments for prizes while using deceptive “no purchase necessary” language; the Department said online poker is illegal in Arizona. For Kutt Inc., the Department said Arizona “social” gambling prohibits third-party benefit and directed the operator to stop allowing Arizona users to deposit money and wager on sports, politics, pop culture, and casino-style games. For Raffle Creator, the Department said the operator did not meet requirements that allow Arizona nonprofits to conduct lawful raffles and alleged it allowed people under 21 to purchase tickets for prize chances.
The Department said the notified entities are directed to immediately stop all gambling operations and activities in Arizona “whether through mobile applications, online, or otherwise,” and to cease any future illegal gambling in the state. It added that future actions may include criminal charges or civil action against entities, principals, and employees, and that operators “may be subject to a potential award of restitution” and forfeiture of monies acquired due to the alleged conduct.
The post Arizona regulator orders five operators to stop alleged illegal gambling activity appeared first on EE Gaming | Global iGaming & Tech Intelligence Hub.
Tony Bellew has officially joined the PartyPoker Brand Ambassador team for the remainder of 2026, strengthening the brand’s growing roster of ambassadors and reinforcing its commitment to bringing poker to a wider audience.
A former WBC Cruiserweight World Champion and one of Britain’s most recognisable sporting personalities, Bellew will play an active role across both PartyPoker’s live tour and online offering throughout the rest of the year.
Speaking about joining the team, Tony Bellew said: “I had such a great time at the PartyPoker Tour Birmingham. The atmosphere, the people and the passion for the game were incredible. I’m really excited to be joining the PartyPoker team for the rest of the year, getting involved at the live events, meeting players and seeing where the cards take me.”
His return follows a hugely successful appearance at the PartyPoker Tour Birmingham earlier this year, where he embraced the atmosphere, spent time with players and immersed himself in the event. After thoroughly enjoying the experience, Bellew will now become a regular face at the remaining UK stops on the PartyPoker Tour throughout the rest of the 2026 season.
As part of his ambassadorial role, Bellew will attend every remaining UK stop PartyPoker Tour in 2026:
- London – July
- Glasgow – August
- Cork – November
- London – December
With four live festival stops and a series of exclusive online events still to come, players will have plenty of opportunities to meet Bellew at the tables throughout the remainder of the 2026 PartyPoker calendar. Look out for opportunities to take him on online, and at the PartyPoker Tour in Glasgow, Cork and London.
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The post Former WBC World Champion Tony Bellew Joins PartyPoker as Brand Ambassador appeared first on Americas iGaming & Sports Betting News.
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