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PressEnter Group visited by Minister in new office

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4 years ago

June 2, 2022

George Miller

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Operator of leading online casino brands such as 21.com grows at pace in new Sliema office

PressEnter Group, the thriving operator of popular online casino brands, has moved into its new office in Malta with Silvio Schembri, Minister for the Economy, EU Funds and Land, unveiling a special plaque to mark the occasion.

The PressEnter Group offices now occupy six floors of a state-of-the-art building located in Sliema with beautiful views over Valletta. The space has been designed to provide a collaborative working environment so that team members can achieve their full potential.

The move comes after a period of incredible growth for the organisation with its workforce quadrupling between 2020 and 2021 and with profits tripling during the same period. The Group then doubled its workforce again from 2021 to 2022.

With tremendous momentum behind the business, PressEnter Group expects to continue to grow its team as it launches new brands and enters additional regulated markets around the world.

Lahcene Merzoug, Chief Executive Officer at PressEnter Group, said: “Our people are just as important as the online casino experiences we offer our players and we absolutely want to provide them with an office environment that allows them to succeed.

“There has been a huge amount of work put into making this a creative and collaborative office space, where our talent can strike the right balance between work and play.

“I would also like to thank Minister Schembri for taking the time to officially open our new headquarters and for the ongoing support that Malta provides to our organisation. Without this, we would not be the top tier online casino operator that we are today.”

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Ethical Gambling Forum lands in Leeds on 28–29 April, hosted by Flutter

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25 minutes ago

April 21, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Organisers say the agenda will cover safer product design, regulation, data ethics and AI, with limited places still available.

The Ethical Gambling Forum will take place on 28/29 April in Leeds, UK, with Flutter hosting the event. Organisers say the annual gathering will bring together regulators, operators, technology suppliers, researchers and advocates to discuss ethical and responsible gambling.

According to the organisers, this year’s programme will focus on responsible product design, player protection, regulatory evolution, data ethics and the use of emerging technologies including AI. The agenda is set to include keynote sessions, panel debates, case studies and roundtable discussions.

“Ethical leadership isn’t optional anymore; it’s the foundation of the industry’s future,” said Adrian Sladdin, Co-Founder of the EGF. “This Forum is where meaningful progress happens.”

The organisers said limited spaces remain and directed interested attendees to the event website for registration and the full programme.

More data as follows:

Ethical Gambling Forum (EGF) event website: https://www.egf.events Official source for registration and programme details referenced in the release.
Flutter Entertainment: https://www.flutter.com Host company named in the release; readers may want corporate context.
UK Gambling Commission: https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk Primary UK regulator relevant to discussions of compliance and regulatory evolution.

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PokerStars marks Sunday Storm’s 15th anniversary with $500K GTD phased event

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April 21, 2026

Wladimir P.

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The $11 buy-in tournament runs Phase 1 flights through May 10, when all Phase 2 qualifiers return in the money.

PokerStars is running a 15th anniversary edition of its Sunday Storm online poker tournament with a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool. The operator said the special phased format kicked off on Friday, April 17 and culminates with Phase 2 on Sunday, May 10.

The anniversary event carries an $11 buy-in. PokerStars said Phase 1 flights will run daily over three weeks through May 10, giving players multiple entry opportunities to qualify for Phase 2.

Under the phased structure, PokerStars said players can enter multiple Phase 1 events, cash during Phase 1s, and advance with flexibility. The company added that Phase 2 will start with all returning players already in the money.

PokerStars also announced a “$300,000 guaranteed Sunday Storm 15th Anniversary Ticket Machine” running from Friday, April 24 to Saturday, May 9. According to the company, players can earn entries via daily challenges tied to Phase 1 play and knockouts, with up to three entries per player per day and daily draws awarding $11 tickets at 00:05 ET.

More details on the anniversary event and Phase 1 schedule are available via the PokerStars Blog.

More data as follows:

PokerStars: https://www.pokerstars.com/ Primary operator site for tournament availability, terms, and market eligibility.
PokerStars Blog: https://www.pokerstars.com/poker/learn/news/ Referenced in the release for the Phase 1 schedule and event details.
PokerStars tournament lobby (online poker tournaments): https://www.pokerstars.com/poker/tournaments/ Where readers can verify the phased Sunday Storm listing and buy-in/guarantee information.

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PokerStars Celebrates 15th Anniversary of Sunday Storm with $500K Guaranteed Prize Pool

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April 21, 2026

GamingAmericas.com

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PokerStars is celebrating the 15th anniversary of the iconic Sunday Storm with a phased tournament, featuring a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool.

For just an $11 buy-in, players can jump into this special anniversary edition of one of online poker’s most popular tournaments, which continues to stand as a must-play event for players of all levels.

For the past 15 years, the Sunday Storm has been a Sunday staple for poker players worldwide, attracting huge fields and delivering massive guaranteed prize pools, along with unforgettable moments for everyone from casual weekend players to seasoned grinders pursuing a major online score.

To mark its 15th anniversary, the first Phase of the Sunday Storm tournament kicked off on Friday, April 17. With Phase 1s running daily over three action-packed weeks until Sunday, May 10, players have multiple opportunities to join the action now and secure their place in the final stage, Phase 2, on Sunday, May 10, where all returning players will already be in the money.

The Phased format allows players to enter multiple Phase 1 events, cash along the way, and progress at their own pace, offering greater flexibility and making it easier to fit participation around daily schedules while preserving the thrill and prestige of this iconic event. Players can also qualify for less via satellites starting from just $0.55.

In addition, the $300,000 guaranteed Sunday Storm 15th Anniversary Ticket Machine will run from Friday, April 24 to Saturday, May 9, offering players the chance to earn Phase 1 tickets by competing in various daily challenges, such as playing Phase 1 events and knocking out players, with up to three ticket machine entries available per player per day. The more players play, the greater their chances of winning Phase 1 tickets, with daily draws awarding $11 Sunday Storm Anniversary tickets at 00:05 ET.

For more information about the Sunday Storm 15th Anniversary and Phase 1 schedule, go to the PokerStars Blog.

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