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No doubt everyone has been watching and waiting to see when Microgaming’s Mega Moolah progressive jackpot would drop.

Rank Group who own Grosvenor Casino and Mecca Bingo are the to be the first operators to trial Experian’s new affordability check tool which was devised for gaming sites.

Bingo has been a favourite pastime for generations. Playing down at the local bingo hall has always been a great social aspect in the lives of the great British public for decades.

The Mega Moolah progressive slot has now reached a record breaking total of £19,078,540.36 at the time of writing which is the highest amount that the jackpot has reached.

The AskGamblers Awards 2019 ceremony was held at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Belgrade on the 17th January, where the winners were announced at the prestigious gala event.

Get ready to strut your stuff on the dance floor with the latest release from software developer Booming Games. This slot is all about luxury and enjoying the rich life and off course the cat rapper. There also four fixed jackpots that can be won, or should I say Catpots

The BBC programme “5 Live Investigates” which was aired on the 13th of January revealed flaws in the GamStop scheme which enabled problem gamblers to breach the system.

Back in 2018, we saw a great deal of bingo brands closing due to legislation and the streamlining of operations. Sadly, Smooth Bingo is the latest brand to close on the Live Bingo Network.

Have a sneak preview of Swedish software provider NetEnt’s latest slot. Magical themed slots always prove to be very popular with all genres of players, and with NetEnt being one of the leading slot developers, it should follow the trend.

One of Microgaming’s most popular progressive slot games Mega Moolah is in the headlines again after not being claimed for 97 days.