Innovative casino content provider, TaDa Gaming, has had more top performing games officially certified for operators and players in Brazil.

GA, the globally recognised ISO/IEC 17025 Testing Laboratory, ISO/IEC 17020 Inspection Body and ISO/IEC 17065 Certification Body, has given its approval to a raft of TaDa releases, reinforcing its already strong brand position in the Brazilian market.

Brazil’s rapid growth and evolving legal framework for gaming regulation have provided opportunities and challenges. Ensuring compliance through certification is a key part of TaDa’s growth strategy as it continues to sign multiple new partnerships with local and international casino platforms, including recent deals with market leaders Aposta Ganha, Cactus Gaming and Betsul.

Enabling casino operators to offer more TaDa signature quality titles, such as Money Coming and Crazy 777, alongside TriLuck release, 3 Coin Treasures, gives players diversity in both theme and ways to win. The leading Fortune Gems series is already fully certified for the Brazilian market.

Ray Lee, Director of Business Development, TaDa Gaming, said: “Having our quality and integrity in casino game content verified by GA is testament to our commitment to our clients and players.”

Jackpot Digital Inc., a leading provider of innovative dealerless electronic poker gaming solutions, has announced that the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has approved the Company to be licensed as a registered Gaming Related-Supplier (the “Supplier License”) under the Gaming Control Act in the Province of Ontario.

This significant achievement allows Jackpot Digital to enter one of the most dynamic and rapidly growing regulated gaming markets in North America. The Supplier License authorizes Jackpot Digital to supply its electronic table games to Ontario’s gaming venues, including casinos and other regulated gaming facilities.

Jackpot Digital’s flagship product, the Jackpot Blitz electronic table game system, offers a modern, dealerless, player-friendly solution that integrates traditional multiplayer poker games with cutting-edge digital technology. The Supplier License will enable the Company to offer its innovative gaming solutions to operators throughout Ontario, driving new revenue opportunities and enhancing player experiences.

“Receiving AGCO’s approval is a major milestone. This approval provides us with the opportunity to offer our top-tier electronic gaming systems to operators throughout all of Ontario, positioning us for further growth in one of the world’s most robust gaming markets. We are excited to bring our innovative products to Ontario’s gaming community and continue our commitment to providing exciting, technology-driven entertainment experiences,” said Jake Kalpakian, CEO of Jackpot Digital.

Last week, the Florida Gaming Control Commission reaffirmed its dedication to the safety and wellness of Florida communities by continuing efforts to address illegal gambling activity. In collaboration with local law enforcement partners in Brevard and Volusia counties, FGCC agents assisted with shutting down five illegal casinos as well as seizing illegal gambling machines from two business establishments.

“The cooperative relationships developed between the Florida Gaming Control Commission and our partner law enforcement agencies are essential to fulfill our mission, and these efforts are making an impact. Through innovative strategies, enhanced resources, and collaboration, these partnerships reflect our dedication to fostering trust and accountability while effectively addressing public safety concerns related to illicit gambling locations,” said Ross Marshman, Acting Executive Director of the Florida Gaming Control Commission.

On Tuesday, FGCC agents assisted the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office as they executed search warrants for five illegal casinos throughout the county. More than 500 illegal gambling machines, related equipment, and more than $845,000 was seized. A 2022 Chevy Silverado, which was actively being used to transport cash from the illegal casinos, was also seized. Criminal arrests are pending.

On Thursday, FGCC agents and the Port Orange Police Department addressed community concerns received by both agencies about two independently owned businesses. More than $6000 and 19 illegal slot and gaming machines were seized. Three arrests were made for charges of Operating illegal Gambling Establishments and Illegal Possession of Slot Machines and Gaming Devices. The two establishments included:

•Stop & Go Convenience Store, 5687 S. Ridgewood Ave, Port Orange

•Mark and Jill’s Village Tavern, 5263 S. Nova Rd, Port Orange

Citizen reports are important to share concerns about illegal gambling activities or facilities in Florida.