Provider Play’n GO is ending the distribution of its games through major aggregator platforms. The reason given is the risk of content ending up on unlicensed sites. NEXT.io was the first to report on ...

The reason is the company’s games found on unlicensed sites. Between January and September, they were discovered on at least 28 such sites. Among them, in particular, were luckygem.com and qbet.com.

Infingame says that the real value of aggregation begins after an operator goes live, as performance data, content management and continuous optimisation become increasingly important to sustainable ...

Play’n GO has taken a major step in its campaign against offshore gambling markets by ending the distribution of its games ...

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Nintendo posted its Upcoming Games page for November 2026 on October 29, 2026, and it lists nine titles between November 3 ...

Meta Racing (official site), a card-strategy racing game built on Solana, announced its shutdown on Oct. 28.Players can ...