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Week 28/2024 slot games releases
Here are this weeks latest slots releases compiled by European Gaming
Inspired Entertainment Inc. announced its launch line-up of mobile and online slots: Centurion Big Money and Demon’s Gold. Inspired’s beloved Centurion is back with a bang! The classic-inspired game has been reimagined and brought up to date, with new features. Inspired invites players to embark on a nostalgic, action-packed slots adventure for “Big” rewards.

BGaming is taking fearless players to the depths of the Grand Patron criminal empire. This feature-packed release includes two additional reels, a trio of modifiers, multipliers, three types of Free Spins modes, and a Wild symbol. The cinematic video slot sees players step into the shoes of a cartel boss as two extra horizontal reels dictate their fate. They both reveal one random symbol during each spin in the main game, with the power to unlock one by one during the Free Spins mode.

Silverback Gaming is taking players on a fast-paced thrill ride with the release of a trilogy of blockbuster slots with each game hooked up to a progressive jackpot. The studio’s Wild & Free series is set to take online casino game lobbies by storm by revving up the big-win potential with each spin. The series consists of Wild & Free Moto, Wild & Free Nitro and Wild & Free Retro.

Relax Gaming is unveiling scorching gameplay in its latest dragon-themed hit, Fang’s Inferno Dream Drop. Players are tasked with taming a fierce gold-hoarding beast in this blazing new jackpot slot. If successful, they will be in with a chance of winning up to 5,000x their stake and one of five unbelievable Dream Drop Jackpot prizes.


People often say that life is no picnic – but sought-after software provider, Swintt, has decided to challenge that notion this month in Jelly Hunter; a sweet new Premium release that sees a colourful cast of creatures meet up and tuck into a basket of tasty wins! From ravenous raccoons to foxes with forks, players will encounter all manner of cute critters across the game’s five reels and 20 paylines, but the icons they’ll really need to look out for are picnic hamper scatters and stacks of bushes that rustle open to reveal random mystery symbols.

Nolimit City is back on the Punk scene with the release of Punk Rocker 2. After a 4 year hiatus from the original Punk Rocker, the mohawks and spray paint are back! The Punk theme is nothing new for Nolimit City, so prepare to trade the grimy bathrooms of Punk Toilet for the vibrant chaos of NYC’s streets – this time, the rebellion’s taking over the Big Apple!

The Goonies™ gang is back to discover lavish treasures via a host of thrilling bonus games in Blueprint Gaming’s latest release, The Goonies™ Deluxe. Built in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Themed Entertainment, the newest instalment from the player-favourite series is inspired by Blueprint’s new networked Jackpot system, Rapid Fire Jackpots™ (RFJ).

Sun Strike game takes you on an exhilarating adventure to sunny Egypt, where you can try your luck and explore across 19 sectors. This unique game mechanic is a combination of gameplay elements and a distinctive mathematical model that is sure to please players. Experience the captivating Strike mechanics, featuring vivid and vibrant effects, and unique gameplay that will captivate every player.

Betsoft Gaming, a leader in innovative online gaming solutions, has released its new slot game, Coins of Alkemor – Hold & WinTM. This game completes the first trilogy of Alkemor’s long, arcane story, which began with Alkemor’s Tower, then Alkemor’s Elements, and now Coins of Alkemor brings players an enchanting experience filled with magical wins.

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Bets, vapes e a ilusão da proibição
A discussão sobre a proibição de apostas online no Brasil ressurge em um momento sensível do debate público, marcado por soluções simplistas para temas complexos.
Neste artigo, Thiago Iusim, fundador e CEO da Betshield Responsible Gaming, analisa os paralelos entre o mercado de cigarros eletrônicos e o setor de ‘Bets’, destacando como a tentativa de eliminar uma atividade por decreto tende a empurrá-la para a informalidade.
Para ele, a experiência brasileira mostra que proibir não extingue mercados — apenas reduz a capacidade de controle do Estado e amplia riscos para o consumidor.
O Brasil já viu esse filme antes.
Existe uma solução mágica que sempre reaparece no debate público brasileiro, normalmente em período eleitoral, quando um tema se torna politicamente incômodo: proibir.
A lógica é sedutora. No discurso, o “problema” desaparece. Na prática, ele apenas muda de endereço.
O caso dos cigarros eletrônicos mostra isso com clareza.
Os vapes nunca foram autorizados no país. São oficialmente proibidos desde 2009. Em teoria, portanto, não deveriam existir em terras tupiniquins. Na prática, estão por toda parte, sem controle sanitário, sem fiscalização efetiva e sem qualquer garantia sobre a procedência do produto.
A proibição não eliminou o mercado. Apenas eliminou a possibilidade de cercá-lo com regras.
Uma reportagem recente da CNN sobre o avanço das apreensões de cigarros eletrônicos ajuda a dimensionar esse fenômeno. O país não acabou com os vapes. Apenas empurrou esse mercado para um ambiente onde o Estado perdeu capacidade de controle.
O Estado proibiu. O crime organizado agradeceu e aplaudiu de pé.
Essa experiência ajuda a entender o momento atual do debate sobre apostas online no Brasil.
As bets já existiam antes da Lei 14.790/2023. Durante anos, o país conviveu com um mercado ativo, acessível pela internet e operando a partir do exterior, sem arrecadação, sem supervisão e sem instrumentos efetivos de proteção ao consumidor.
A atividade não surgiu com a lei. A lei surgiu porque ela já existia.
Regular foi a forma racional de trazer esse mercado para dentro de um ambiente controlável, com licenças, outorgas, identificação de usuários, prevenção à lavagem de dinheiro, regras de publicidade, mecanismos de proteção ao jogador.
Dezesseis meses depois, o debate público volta a flertar com a mesma solução simplista aplicada aos vapes: a ideia de que proibir faria a atividade desaparecer.
A essa altura, já deveríamos saber que não funciona assim.
No caso das apostas, o Brasil havia escolhido um caminho diferente: regular para controlar. Proteger o cidadão e a economia popular.
Voltar agora a discutir proibição como resposta para um mercado que já existe seria mais do que um erro regulatório.
Seria uma contradição histórica.
Ou, talvez, apenas a manifestação mais confortável de um certo moralismo público que prefere empurrar a atividade para a clandestinidade em vez de reconhecer sua existência.
No plano do discurso, a proibição pode soar vitoriosa. Na prática, ela serve apenas como embalagem moralmente confortável para soluções apressadas e politicamente convenientes.
Isso não passa de fantasia eleitoral. E, desta vez, ninguém poderá dizer que não conhecia o roteiro.
Thiago Iusim
Fundador e CEO da Betshield Responsible Gaming
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Sports Betting, E-cigarettes and the Illusion of Prohibition
The debate over banning online betting in Brazil is resurfacing at a sensitive moment in the public discourse, marked by simplistic solutions to complex issues.
In this article, Thiago Iusim, founder and CEO of Betshield Responsible Gaming, analyzes the parallels between the electronic cigarette market and the ‘Bets’ sector, highlighting how attempts to eliminate an activity by decree tend to push it into informality.
According to him, the Brazilian experience shows that prohibition does not eliminate markets — it merely reduces the State’s ability to control them and increases risks for consumers.
Brazil has seen this movie before.
There is a magic solution that always seems to return to public debate, especially in election season, whenever an issue becomes politically inconvenient: ban it.
The logic is seductive. In the political narrative, the issue disappears. In real life, it simply moves elsewhere.
E-cigarettes make that point painfully clear.
Vapes have never been authorized in Brazil. They have been officially banned since 2009. In theory, they should not exist. In practice, they are everywhere, sold through social media, messaging apps, marketplaces, street vendors, and small retail shops, with no sanitary controls, no effective oversight, and no real guarantee of origin.
Prohibition did not eliminate the market.
It only eliminated the possibility of surrounding that market with rules.
A recent CNN report on the surge in e-cigarette seizures helps show the scale of the problem. Brazil did not get rid of vapes. It simply pushed the market into an environment where the state lost the capacity to control it.
The state banned it. Organized crime applauded.
That experience helps explain the current debate around online betting in Brazil.
Bets existed long before Law 14,790/2023. For years, Brazil lived with an active market operating online and from abroad, with no local tax collection, no regulatory oversight, and no effective consumer protection tools.
The activity did not emerge because of the law. The law emerged because the activity already existed.
Regulation was the rational response. It was the way to bring an already existing market into a controllable framework, with licenses, concession fees, user identification, anti-money laundering requirements, advertising rules, and player protection mechanisms.
And yet, just eighteen months later, public debate is once again flirting with the same simplistic solution applied to vapes: the fantasy that prohibition would make the activity disappear.
By now, Brazil should know better.
In the case of betting, the country had chosen a different path: regulate in order to control. Protect consumers. Protect the broader economy.
To now return to prohibition as a response to a market that already exists would be more than a regulatory mistake.
It would be a historical contradiction.
Or perhaps simply the most comfortable expression of a certain kind of public moralism that would rather push an activity into the shadows than acknowledge its existence.
In political discourse, prohibition can sound like victory.
In practice, it often functions as morally comfortable packaging for rushed and politically convenient decisions.
This is nothing more than electoral fantasy. And this time, no one will be able to say they did not know how the story would end.
Thiago Iusim
Founder and CEO of Betshield Responsible Gaming
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