Paf expands employee-driven donation programme to €150,000
The operator has increased its annual employee-directed donation to €150,000, marking the third consecutive year of the initiative and representing a €25,000 rise from 2024.
The operator has increased its annual employee-directed donation to €150,000, marking the third consecutive year of the initiative and representing a €25,000 rise from 2024.
The integration expands Hub88's regulated European offering, giving licensed operators access to Big Daddy Gaming's debut slot titles through a single API following the studio's recent Swedish approval.
The state-owned operator has outlined its position and preparations following Parliament's approval of gambling reform that will open parts of Finland's market to competition from 2027.
The bill has now advanced through Finland's Parliament with minimal amendments.
The operator has expanded its sportsbook offering through a new content distribution agreement with BETER, bringing esports and short-format sports tournaments to multiple regulated jurisdictions in Europe, Africa and South America.
Following last week's announcement of the Executive of the Year nominees, the Global Gaming Awards Europe, Middle East & Africa are pleased to unveil the Shortlist across the remaining 14 categories, available exclusively to Insiders.
Despite promising results from its Q3 reports, Evoke is exploring new measures to maximise shareholder value.
Executive transition and workforce restructuring advance Veikkaus' readiness for forthcoming regulatory changes.
Soo Kim, Chairman of Bally's Corporation will be providing unique insight into the gaming giant's 'Always-On' vision when he appears as the 2026 opening keynote at ICE's exclusive World Gaming Forum programme for senior cross-sector gaming leaders and regulators on Monday 19 January. Soo Kim's participation reflects the Forum's growing reputation for being the industry's single most influential strategic platform, for debate, strategic analysis and policy discussion.
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