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BOS Comments on Swedish Government’s Extended Covid-19 Restrictions

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6 years ago

November 12, 2020

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The Swedish Trade Association for Online Gambling, BOS, has urged the government to withdraw its proposals to extend current restrictions on the online gaming industry.

“There is nothing as permanent as a political promise of something temporary. The temporary restrictions introduced this summer were justified by an alleged increase in online casinos. That did not turn out to be the case. Online casino activity didn’t increase, and sports betting decreased dramatically due to canceled matches. Instead, it was gambling on horses that increased dramatically,” Gustaf Hoffstedt, Secretary-General of BOS, said.

“All actors on the gambling market, such as the Swedish Gambling Authority, we and the government, knew this but unfortunately the government persisted in the erroneous claim that online casino activity would increase and that special restrictions were therefore called for regarding that form of gambling. Betting on horses, on the other hand, was left protected from restrictions.

“It is unfortunate that we can only state that the government is now making a double mistake when it with the same erroneous claims about increased online casino gambling extends the restrictions.

“The consequences of the restrictions are twofold. First, high-volume players jump between more and more gambling companies to avoid the deposit limit. This makes it difficult for an individual gambling company to get an overall picture of a player’s behavior, which is a prerequisite for being able to take protective measures in the event of suspected problem gambling.

“Second, the high-volume players are leaving the Swedish licensing system in favor of the unregulated gambling market, where there are no deposit limits. Even before the first restrictions were introduced this summer, the leakage from the Swedish licensing system was 25 percent for online casinos. What the leak is today and what happens during the extended restriction is a scary thought. The government throws the Swedish gambling consumers out of the licensing system into the wolves’ gap where consumer protection is zero.”

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Million Games launches Infinite X with progression-based crash gameplay

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3 hours ago

June 9, 2026

Wladimir P.

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New instant game adds energy management and rebuy mechanics across 40 levels, letting players cash out or continue while keeping multiplier progress.

Million Games has launched Infinite X, a progression-based instant game, the studio said on 9 June 2026 in Skövde, Sweden. The release targets operators and aggregators via Million Games.

The game uses a continuous progression model rather than a single-event outcome. Players guide a character, Joe, up a staircase of 32 steps across 40 levels, with each step consuming energy and every 5th step restoring it.

Multiplier growth builds as players climb, with the option to cash out at any point. Players can also rebuy to continue from their current position while retaining both progress and multiplier, with rebuy costs scaling based on progression and potential reward.

“Infinite X represents a different way of thinking about instant games,” said Thomas Nimstad, CEO of Million Games. “Instead of focusing on a single result, we’ve built an experience around progression, strategy, and player control. By combining multiplier growth, energy management, and rebuy decisions, Infinite X creates a gameplay loop that feels engaging from the first step to the last.”

Million Games said Infinite X includes energy-based progression, randomised power-ups, and an accelerating multiplier curve designed to reward players for pushing further.

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BMM Innovation Group confirms Perú Gaming Show presence in Lima

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3 hours ago

June 9, 2026

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BMM Testlabs, BIG Cyber and RG24seven plan meetings at Booth 31-32 on June 17-18 at the Jockey Exhibition Center.

BMM Innovation Group (BIG) says it will exhibit at the Perú Gaming Show (PGS) on June 17-18 at the Jockey Exhibition Center in Lima, Perú.

The company will be located at Booth No. 31-32, where it plans to meet with gaming suppliers, operators, and regulators to discuss testing and certification through BMM Testlabs, cybersecurity services under BIG Cyber, and compliance-focused online training via RG24seven Virtual Training.

BMM Testlabs’ Senior Vice President Rubén Baptista said, “Perú has been an important market for BMM for many years, and we are proud to continue supporting the country’s growing gaming industry. At BIG, we help our customers with more than just product compliance. We also help them strengthen cybersecurity, train employees, and prepare for long-term success in regulated gaming markets across the globe.”

BIG said it has supported the Peruvian gaming industry for nearly two decades and was among the first laboratories approved to test and certify online gaming and sports betting products under Perú’s new regulatory framework. The company is directing attendees to Booth No. 31-32 to schedule meetings during PGS 2026.

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BMM INNOVATION GROUP TO SHOWCASE COMPLIANCE, CYBERSECURITY, AND TRAINING SOLUTIONS AT PERÚ GAMING SHOW JUNE 17-18 IN LIMA

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3 hours ago

June 9, 2026

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BMM Innovation Group (“BMM”, “BIG Group”, or “BIG”), a global technology company providing compliance testing, cybersecurity, and training solutions for the regulated global gaming industry, today announced that it will exhibit at the Perú Gaming Show (PGS) June 17-18 at the Jockey Exhibition Center in Lima, Perú.

BIG will welcome gaming suppliers, operators, and regulators to Booth No. 31-32 to discuss the Company’s full suite of testing, certification, cybersecurity, and virtual training services.

Perú continues to be one of the fastest-growing and most important gaming markets in Latin America. As the market grows, gaming companies are looking for trusted partners that can help them launch products faster, meet regulatory requirements, strengthen cybersecurity, and protect their brands.

BMM Testlabs’ Senior Vice President Rubén Baptista said, “Perú has been an important market for BMM for many years, and we are proud to continue supporting the country’s growing gaming industry. At BIG, we help our customers with more than just product compliance. We also help them strengthen cybersecurity, train employees, and prepare for long-term success in regulated gaming markets across the globe.”

BMM has supported the Peruvian gaming industry for nearly two decades and was among the first laboratories approved to test and certify online gaming and sports betting products under Perú’s new regulatory framework.

Visitors to BMM’s Booth No. 31-32 can learn more about:

Product testing, certification, and inspection services from BMM Testlabs.
Managed cybersecurity, penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, and PCI:DSS services from BIG Cyber.
Compliance-grade online training from RG24seven Virtual Training, available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

To schedule a meeting with the BIG team during PGS 2026, visit Booth No. 31-32 or book a meeting: worldtour.bmm.com/

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