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US – BonusFinder granted affiliate licence to operate in Tennessee
BonusFinder.com has been granted an affiliate licence to operate in Tennessee, further expanding its reach in the US market. BonusFinder now holds licences in six states including Colorado, Indiana, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Tennessee’s sports betting law entered into force in 2019, opening the doors for online betting to take place in the…
The Greek Conundrum
Greece has long been a market with unclear regulatory status, but permanent online licenses were finally made available to operators in 2020. Thirteen operators already active in the country under a temporary agreement applied before the deadline in April. But with the new licensing system, new technical regulations were also introduced, including online casino stake…
US – Data shows surge in searches for offshore online casino brands
Weekly searches for unlicensed, offshore online casino brands have risen by 42 per cent in the last 12 months with volumes for the largest black market site more than three times higher than for ‘online casino’, BonusFinder.com research has revealed. Using Google Trends data between May 2019 and May 2020, BonusFinder.com found that searches for…
UK – BonusFinder survey shows responsible gambling tool awareness amongst UK players
More than 90 per cent of UK gamblers were aware of the range of responsible gambling tools available to them during the last four months, BonusFinder.com research has found. A BonusFinder.com survey of 500 UK casino and bingo players found that 31 per cent of players across all age groups gambled ‘somewhat more’ than their…
US – BonusFinder granted West Virginia license
BonusFinder.com has been granted a license to operate in West Virginia – its fifth US affiliate license in less than a year, and just two weeks since Colorado regulators gave the brand its stamp of approval. The company’s new West Virginia license marks a quintet of US state approvals for the company in less than…
US – Land-based closures spark 100 per cent rise in US ‘online casino’ searches
The closure of major US land-based gaming venues and cancellation of live sport has sparked a 100 per cent rise in internet searches for ‘online casino’ across North America, BonusFinder.com research has revealed. The research was carried out using Google Trends from February to the end of March this year and uncovered a sharp spike…
