Pragmatic Play has introduced free chips to enhance gamification suite
Pragmatic Play has launched Free Chips, the latest feature in its Enhance gamification suite. This new tool allows operators to offer customisable bonus amounts in selected live casino games.
Initially available in roulette titles, Free Chips can be used in:
- Lucky 6 Roulette
- Speed Roulette 1
- VIP Roulette
- Mega Roulette
More live casino games will be added soon.
Designed for easy integration, Free Chips offers automated payouts, making it convenient for both operators and players. The feature supports all major languages and currencies, ensuring a smooth experience worldwide.
Operators can use Free Chips as a standalone promotion or as part of a larger marketing campaign.
Free Chips is the latest addition to Pragmatic Play’s Enhance promotional tools. This suite provides operators with advanced marketing and gamification features designed to increase player acquisition, engagement, and retention.
Irina Cornides, Chief Operating Officer at Pragmatic Play, said: “Free Chips allows operators to reward players with customisable bonus amounts in their favourite live casino games. We’re starting with our most popular roulette titles, with more to follow.”
Earlier, Pragmatic Play strengthened its footprint in the Latin American iGaming market by securing a strategic partnership with Casinuu.
NetBet UK has expanded game library with Swintt partnership
NetBet UK is set to enhance its gaming collection by teaming up with leading software provider Swintt. This new partnership brings fresh and exciting games to UK players, further solidifying NetBet’s position as a top online casino.
NetBet UK has built a strong reputation for responsible gambling and a diverse range of games. Swintt, an award-winning developer, is known for its high-quality slots and engaging gameplay. Together, they aim to deliver an exceptional gaming experience to players.
UK players can now enjoy some of Swintt’s most popular titles. With a mix of innovative and classic games, Swintt’s portfolio offers something for every player.
Swintt CEO David Mann expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the company’s dedication to responsible gaming. “This collaboration strengthens our commitment to safe and immersive gameplay, transporting customers to an exciting new world with our range of slot machines.”
NetBet PR manager Claudia Georgevici noted the company’s commitment to variety and innovation. “This partnership with Swintt demonstrates our dedication to offering customers the most diverse and dynamic gaming experience—something that defines NetBet.”
Estonia to amend gambling act: key changes expected by 2026
The Estonian Ministry of Finance has announced plans to amend the Gambling Act of 2008. However, the changes will not introduce stricter regulations. Rainer Osanik, head of financial policies and intelligence, will oversee the drafting of amendments.
Osanik informed the Economic Affairs Committee that the draft amendments will be ready for feedback by June 2025. The goal is to implement the new legislation in the first half of 2026.
Key Changes to Expect:
Online Gambling Regulations
- A review of in-play mechanics and incentives in online gambling.
- Response to concerns over increasing pre-addiction phases.
Expansion of the Self-Exclusion Scheme (HAMPI)
- Family members may be allowed to request exclusions for relatives.
- The Ministry is considering court-mandated exclusions, though concerns remain about the legal process discouraging applications.
No Changes to Gambling Tax
- Following last year’s tax increase, the Ministry will review feedback but has no plans for further adjustments.
Gambling Advertisements
- No plans to ban gambling adverts after previous political opposition.
Despite concerns about underage gambling, the Ministry will not regulate loot boxes or virtual currency purchases in video games. Estonia already enforces a minimum gambling age of 21.
