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Kalamba Games watches the skies with Agent 51

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Innovative slot supplier Kalamba Games is channelling its inner Roswell for all things extra-terrestrial in its new slot, Agent 51.

Players will be tasked to travel back to the ‘60s and meet the intrepid Agent 51 as he investigates all manner of unusual goings-on in this mystery alien adventure. On their journey across the games’ 5×3 reels and 20 paylines they will be challenged by signature Kalamba features, which will offer a maximum win multiple of over 5,500x the bet.

While Agent 51 pursues his close encounters, the gameplay is taken up a notch with K-Loops. Every 10 base game spins, players accumulate special character symbols and on every tenth spin, the selected symbols become specially expanded to cover all three positions on the reel.

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Meanwhile, taking aim and hitting UFOs in the Free Spins game rewards “sharpshooters” with more free spins and a chance of higher wins. Kalamba’s HyperBonus also makes a welcome return, allowing players to head straight to the Free Spins feature.

Alex Cohen, COO and co-founder of Kalamba Games, said: “Agent 51 is a galaxy of fun – our much-loved features and the cool, classic theme makes for an amazing new sci-fi thriller.

“It promises to be an exciting launch and players will be able to indulge themselves in an innovative gaming experience while hunting elusive aliens. The loot is out there!”

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Spillemyndigheden: Danes Spent More Money on Gambling in April

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The Danes’ gambling spend increased in April 2025 compared with the same month last year. Especially online casino and betting saw a growth in the spending.

Figures from the Danish Gambling Authority’s monthly statistics show that the total gambling spend in April increased by 11.5% compared with April 2024.

Particularly online casino and betting contributed to the growth in the total gambling spend with an increase of 21.6% and 6.1%, respectively. On the other hand, land-based casino and gaming machines saw a minor fall of 2.5% and 3.6%, respectively.

The monthly statistics also cover key figures describing the Danish Gambling Authority register of self-excluded players (ROFUS) and the helpline StopSpillet.

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Norway Progress Party Renew Calls to End Gambling Monopoly

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Norway’s state-run gambling model could soon face a major change. With the next general election scheduled for September 8, the Progress Party is renewing calls to end the national gambling monopoly.

Speaking at a May conference hosted by the Norwegian Online Gaming Association (Norsk Bransjeforening for Onlinespill), MP Silje Hjemdal reiterated her party’s long-standing position that Norway must move towards a liberalised market. The call echoes the Progress Party’s 2021 election manifesto and gains momentum as similar reforms unfold in neighbouring Finland.

Hjemdal, a member of the Storting’s family and culture committee, highlighted successful remote gambling frameworks in Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. While she stopped short of endorsing a specific model, she expressed admiration for Denmark’s regulatory setup.

“I haven’t landed on a concrete model, but what’s happening in Denmark is very exciting. I’d gladly take a study trip there to learn more,” she said.

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She also pointed to the broader risks of maintaining the monopoly, noting that large sums of money continue to flow out of the country through unlicensed platforms.

“We are one of the very few countries left using this model. There’s a clear need for better regulation—under the current system, Norwegian sports and culture lose out as money is spent offshore,” Hjemdal added.

The Progress Party isn’t alone in pushing for change. The Conservative Party also supports opening Norway’s gambling market and included the proposal in its latest manifesto, released in September 2023.

Carl Stenstrøm, Secretary-General of the Norwegian Online Gaming Association, believes the upcoming election could prove decisive. In a previous interview, he described the current level of cross-party support as the strongest yet for ending the monopoly, with liberalisation potentially arriving by 2028.

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Betsson Group Awarded at the SBC Awards Europe

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Betsson Group was once more distinguished as a gaming industry leader with two winning categories at the SBC Awards Europe 2025 – an event focused on recognising the best operators, affiliates, suppliers, payments and game developers across the European gaming industry.

This time, Betsson was awarded for:

Best Affiliate Programme – Betsson Group Affiliates

Betsson Group Affiliates (BGA) continues to lead the way in affiliate excellence, driving exceptional results through trust, innovation, and operational strength. Representing several reputable brands across Europe and beyond, BGA delivered outstanding performance in 2024 – growing traffic, conversions and partner loyalty through tailored support and cutting-edge tools.

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With strategic expansions into high-growth markets such as Argentina, Greece and Colombia, BGA has empowered affiliates to deliver outstanding results through hyperlocal campaigns, region-specific assets and multilingual access.

Casino Operator of the Year

With all-time high results across key KPIs, Betsson Group’s focus on locally regulated markets continued to deliver. Player loyalty grew through personalised experiences, exclusive content and standout customer service.

Betsson’s commitment to user experience, compliance and innovation was further recognised with an upgraded ISO 27001:2022 certification and record-high customer deposits. With 91.7% of players using responsible gaming tools, and 1.35 million active customers, Betsson is not only growing fast, but doing so sustainably. These are just some of the reasons why Betsson Group earned this coveted award.

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