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Tips for Every Beginner Gambler

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Online casinos are one of the biggest innovations to come from the internet. Unlike before, gamers can now access platforms such as GGBET casino games from their mobile devices. Many of these sites can be accessed worldwide.

The only problem with online casino popularity is that it has now become more difficult to tell legit casinos apart from scams. A newbie may easily fall victim to a rigged casino. So it is best you know what to be on the lookout for.

Below, we have laid out everything you need to know before joining a casino.

Licensing and Regulation

Any casino you want to join should be licensed. Donā€™t entertain any one without a license to prevent gambling scams. Many online casinos are bound by a strict set of laws to regulate their activities. When a casino has a trusted license, you can be sure that you will not fall victim to rigged games. This gives players the assurance that all gaming outcomes are fair.

RNGs

RNG stands for Random Number Generator. It was put in place to protect players against fraudulent activities. The RNG is an unpredictable algorithm that ensures all outcomes, spins or cards have a random outcome. This ensures the excitement that comes from a regular casino game is maintained. Players can go about their activities with the assurance that the game can’t be rigged.

Independent Testing

Apart from licensing laws, there are also independent bodies that test online casinos on their own. Organizations like eCOGRA and TST have been known to check out online casino games to ensure that their outcomes are fair and square. Many of these independent testing agencies are responsible for RNG implementation and maintaining fairplay.

Watch Out for Gray Zone Casinos

Most of the popular online casinos are heavily regulated, but the need for regulation implies the existence of foul play in some casinos. These casinos exist in the gray zone under the radar of regulatory bodies.

Gray Zone casinos tend to have rigged games and fake payouts to cheat unsuspecting players. A few of these casinos have been known to participate in identity theft. This is why it is important to exercise caution before signing up to any casino. Vetting the legitimacy of casinos saves you from scams.

Conclusion

Before taking on a new activity, it is important to educate yourself. This means learning the basics to play casino games. You just need to be aware of what to look out for in a legit casino site. Fake sites take advantage of players and manipulate the game results.

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Workers at Caesars Southern Indiana Casino Authorize Strike

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More than 140 workers at Caesars Southern Indiana Hotel & Casino, represented by Teamsters Local 89 and Operating Engineers Local 399, have voted by a 98% margin to authorize a strike. The overwhelming vote is a direct response to managementā€™s refusal to offer a fair contract.

ā€œOur members are united and ready to fight for the strongest possible agreement. This vote sends a clear message ā€” we will not back down. If management wonā€™t negotiate in good faith, weā€™re prepared to take action,ā€ said Avral Thompson, President of Local 89.

Caesars Southern Indiana, owned and operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI), pulled in more than $240 million in revenue last year, making it one of the most profitable casinos in the state. Workers are demanding a contract that reflects their essential contributions to that success.

ā€œIā€™ve worked at Caesars for over seven years, and we deserve a contract that values our hard work and dedication. No one wants to strike, but if management keeps disrespecting us at the bargaining table, weā€™re ready to demand what weā€™ve earned,ā€ said Sandra Ramirez, a slot attendant at Caesars Southern Indiana and a member of Local 89.

After months of negotiations, management at Caesars Southern Indiana continues to refuse to offer fair retirement benefits and remains far apart on other key economic issues.

ā€œAt this point, the ball is entirely in managementā€™s court. If Caesars faces a strike, management will have no one to blame but themselves for the fallout. We stand ready to back our members every step of the way,ā€ said Teamsters General Secretary-Treasurer Fred Zuckerman.

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VIP Play Obtains Interim West Virginia iGaming and Sports Wagering Management Service Provider Licenses

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VIP Play Inc. announced the approval of its interim License in West Virginia for both Sports Wagering and iGaming managed services. This follows the recently announced market access partnership between VIP Play and Delaware Northā€™s Wheeling Island Casino.

This milestone marks the companyā€™s initial expansion beyond Tennessee, where it currently operates as a mobile Sports Wagering Operator. The interim License in West Virginia also adds iGaming to the companyā€™s book of business, and allows VIP Play to participate in the rapidly expanding i-Gaming industry. VIP Play expects to begin serving West Virginia customers in the coming months.

Bruce Cassidy, VIP Play CEO & Chairman of the Board, said: ā€œThe acquisition of our interim Sports Wagering and i-Gaming License in West Virginia marks a significant milestone in our journey to expand, underscoring our commitment to provide innovative experiences to a wider audience. As we grow our presence, our dedication to excellence stands firm, and weā€™re excited to play a role in enriching West Virginiaā€™s dynamic gaming community.ā€

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QTech Games sharpens its LatAm focus with MINCETUR licence in Peru

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New certification for emerging-markets leader arrives ahead of key industry summit in Sao Paulo and awards recognition

QTech Games, the leading game aggregator for emerging markets, has had its platform and games successfully approved for the Peruvian market, demonstrating that its premier B2B platform and all-encompassing content conforms to the latest legislative updates to enhance and regulate Peruā€™s local gaming environment.

Peruā€™s Ministry of Foreign Commerce and Tourism (MINCETUR) has now issued an online gaming licence to QTech Games, whereby all its platform products and games are now deemed legally permitted. This includes its new software service for retail, QTech Hybrid, which allows land-based partners to scale their operations online. QTech Hybrid simplifies transactions by enabling deposits, withdrawals and gameplay while allowing access to players both in-shop and on personal devices.

This breakthrough hybrid solution has quickly won clients and awards in the comparably fragmented African market (most recently in March for Best Innovation at AGE Lagos), and now promises to do likewise across LatAm, where QTech Games has already signed several major clients for both its aggregation platform and its QTech Hybrid solution. This activity has seen it again nominated for Best Aggregator at the SiGMA Americas Awards, which kickstart the SiGMA Americas summit (7-10 April) next week, as the igaming world converges on Sao Paulo for a must-attend conference in another of QTech Gamesā€™ ā€œfocus markets” for 2025.

Philip Doftvik, QTech Gamesā€™ CEO, said: ā€œIt’s fantastic to have certified our aggregation platform in Peru via MINCETUR ā€“ and Iā€™m pleased to say we have more such approvals pending across the continent. We attended fantastic events in Rio and, more recently, SAGSE 2025 in Buenos Aires – and anticipate more of the same at SiGMA Americas in Sao Paulo next week, where weā€™re also thrilled to have been shortlisted for Best Aggregator at their LatAm Awards. Given the venue, Brazil will be dominating the discussion for many at SiGMA Sao Paulo. However, weā€™ll also be looking beyond Brazilian borders this year, and are already active in Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Paraguay. We know our QTech Hybrid solution will work very well wherever we put a pin on the LatAm map.ā€

QTech Games delegates will be present at five more LatAm summits in 2025, with SiGMA Americas (7 April) the next port of call – followed by GAT Expo Cartagena (28 April), SBC Americas (13 May), Peru Gaming Show (18 June) and GAT Expo Mexico (28 Aug).

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