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BGaming outpaces competitors in LatAm with The Factory Gaming content deal

Popular iGaming content provider BGaming has rounded out a year of rapid LatAm growth by partnering with casino software supplier The Factory Gaming.
The strategic deal follows the announcement that BGaming’s content had the third largest reach in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking gambling streaming in November, according to AI-powered analysis service Casinolytics. The creative studio also secured a string of other high-profile partnerships in the market throughout the last 12 months.
This agreement has seen BGaming’s entire games portfolio, including player highlights Bonanza Billion, Elvis Frog in Vegas and Fruit Million, go live on The Factory Gaming’s online platform.
Headquartered in Santiago, Chile, the white-label provider hosts more than 3,000 games from more than 50 of the world’s leading content providers.
With this agreement, BGaming will benefit from further growth in the booming LatAm market, including Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador and Guatemala, by reaching its growing fan-base in the promising region.
Paulina Hovar, Sales Manager at BGaming, said: “This year has seen sustained growth in the LatAm market for BGaming and we are delighted to add The Factory Gaming to our list of partners in one of our priority markets.
“We know our games are popular among LatAm players and this is only growing, with our content streamed by 75% of all streamers in the world.”
René Sepúlveda, CEO of The Factory Gaming, comments: “For The Factory, the goal for this year is expanding throughout the Latin American market. We know that to achieve this we need to partner with leading iGaming providers, and BGaming is one of them.”
BGaming is a fast-growing iGaming content provider converting gambling into gaming. Thanks to an expert team and a player-driven approach, the studio creates innovative and engaging products featured on reputable platforms and 1,100+ online casinos worldwide. BGaming is the world’s first to support cryptocurrencies and offer Provably Fair games. Today the brand’s portfolio includes 150+ products with HD graphics and a clear user interface for every device. The studio is also known for its brand exclusives created in partnerships with leading operators in the industry.
40 Lucky Wilds Hot
Amusnet Releases 40 Lucky Wilds Hot

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Amusnet has released its latest slot game – 40 Lucky Wilds Hot. This sizzling online slot turns the temperature up with classic charm, vibrant symbols, and electrifying winning potential.
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Central Europe
Pamela Klockenbrink Becomes the New Managing Director of Merkur Casino

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Pamela Klockenbrink has become the new Managing Director of Merkur Casino GmbH. This subsidiary of the Merkur Group operates over 700 gaming venues in Germany and Europe. Pamela Klockenbrink succeeds Meik Sellenriek, who was appointed to the Executive Board of Merkur.com AG on January 1, 2025, and is now handing over his current management responsibilities to new hands. Together with Benjamin Bredenkamp, who will remain part of the management team, the 52-year-old will lead the company’s fortunes in the future.
With Pamela Klockenbrink, Merkur Casino is strengthening its leadership team from within its own ranks. The Bad Oeynhausen native began her career at Merkur in May 2015 as coordinator of national and international controlling at Merkur Casino. Most recently, Klockenbrink served for almost ten years as Head of Controlling at the Merkur subsidiary. Before joining the group, she shaped the finance and accounting departments of international corporations in various management positions, leading projects in the areas of international accounting and international taxation, among others.
Meik Sellenriek, Executive Board Member for Merkur Operations at Merkur.com AG, said: “We are delighted to have recruited Pamela Klockenbrink as our new Managing Director. Thanks to her many years of service with the company, she has a considerable repertoire of in-depth industry knowledge. This diverse experience will form the foundation for successfully developing Merkur Casino and leading it into a promising future.”
Pamela Klockenbrink said: “I greatly appreciate the trust placed in me by being appointed to the management team. My goal is to play a key role in shaping and further driving the successful development of Merkur Casino GmbH together with my colleague Benjamin Bredenkamp and our dedicated team.”
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Asia
Indian Government Releases Draft Rules for Online Gaming Act 2025

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The Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has released draft rules for the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, which was introduced back in August.
The draft outlines how online games will be classified and registered, what formats are permitted, and the powers of the proposed Online Gaming Authority of India. It also specifies how registrations can be suspended or cancelled, how grievances will be addressed, and what penalties will apply for violations.
The ministry has invited public feedback on the draft, asking stakeholders to send comments on each rule by October 31.
The Act aims to draw a clear line between gaming and gambling. Passed in August, it bans online money games while supporting esports and “social gaming” (regular video games) as legitimate forms of entertainment.
Introduced by Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on August 20 in the Lok Sabha, the Bill cleared the Rajya Sabha the next day and received presidential assent by August 22.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called it a “major decision,” saying, “Gaming is not bad, gambling is. They call it gaming, but it becomes gambling.” He added that India should strengthen its global position in gaming and capture a larger share of the market.
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