iGaming Latest News Roundup: March 2026
Short, factual roundup of recent industry news. For verified promo codes and bonus guides, see our Promo Codes and Blog pages.
Curious Games makes iGaming debut with Relax Gaming Silver Bullet partnership
Curious Games has entered iGaming through a Silver Bullet partnership with Relax Gaming. The deal will see Curious Games’ content distributed via Relax’s platform to operators, expanding the studio’s reach across regulated markets. Relax Gaming’s Silver Bullet programme is designed to fast-track third-party content into its network.
BetWright announces sponsorship with Sky Sports Racing
BetWright has signed a sponsorship deal with Sky Sports Racing. The agreement will increase the operator’s visibility around UK horse racing coverage. Sponsorship of sports broadcast content remains a common route for betting brands in regulated markets.
Neosurf appoints Laura Moore as Chief Strategy & Operations Officer
Neosurf has appointed Laura Moore as Chief Strategy & Operations Officer. The payment provider, widely used by online casinos and betting sites, cited Moore’s experience in payments and operations. Executive moves at payment and platform providers often signal focus on specific regions or product lines.
Blueprint Gaming enters South Africa through partnership with Hollywoodbets
Blueprint Gaming has entered the South African market via a partnership with Hollywoodbets. The deal will see Blueprint’s slot and game content made available to Hollywoodbets’ customers. South Africa’s online gaming space continues to attract international suppliers and operators.
BetGames research: majority of players did not recognise AI avatar gameshow presenters
BetGames research has found that more than 70% of players failed to recognise that gameshow-style presenters were AI-generated rather than human. The study highlights both the advancement of avatar technology in live-style games and ongoing questions about disclosure and consumer awareness in iGaming content.
New Zealand to begin iGaming licensing process in July 2026
New Zealand will start its iGaming licensing process in July 2026, following the expected passage of the Online Casino Gambling Bill. The framework is expected to cap the number of licences and set duties and community funding contributions. Operators will need to apply by a set deadline or cease offering to New Zealand customers. Regulatory developments like this affect which brands can legally serve a market and how promo offers are structured there.
Hub88 strengthens content offering with 7Rings Gaming partnership
Hub88 has strengthened its content line-up through a partnership with 7Rings Gaming. The agreement will add 7Rings’ portfolio to Hub88’s aggregation offering, giving operator clients access to more games. Content and platform deals of this kind are a staple of crypto and traditional casino supply chains.
Incentive Games partners with Bally’s Intralot to launch real-money games
Incentive Games has partnered with Bally’s Intralot to launch real-money games. The collaboration will combine Incentive Games’ free-to-play and gamification experience with Intralot’s regulated real-money infrastructure. Such partnerships often lead to new game formats and market entries.
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