Gaming and betting news digest

Thus, Trump's casino explosion came to fruition in 20 seconds, bitcoin keeps cryptocurrency investors in suspense, the date of the first live dealer poker and other card games tournament was announced after the global pandemic. What's more, gambling week has taken place in all slots casino. A digest for the end of February is in the material. 
1) The Trump Plaza, located in Atlantic City, is a bankrupt complex that has been dormant since 2014. Nevertheless, the perpetrators managed to completely blow up the facility with explosives in 20 seconds. A related video of the event has been uploaded to the web. 
2) Bitcoin has kept the focus on the crypto market and gambling in particular all week. For example, market capitalisation led to a price tag of $1 trillion per unit of digital currency, but by the following week the value of a single unit of crypto had settled at 15%. Thus, trading partners were forced to cancel orders for the most part, which increased the volatility of the crypto market, which was already at high levels. 
3) Georgia launches full operation of land-based casinos. For example, physical gambling houses were vetoed due to the pandemic, but now face-to-face classes in educational institutions, public transport, etc. have resumed. 
4) Russia will open up the open blockchain. A project to digitise the operation of cryptocurrency investments would allow the authorities to monitor electronic assets for illegal storage and circulation. 
5) Amendments to the legal regulation of gambling include 11 pieces of legislation. The authorities plan to actively combat the shadow sphere of the gambling market and illegal bookmakers. 
6) Corruption has taken place in Kazakhstan's gambling industry. The Contribution and Betting Centre accepted illegal money of three million tenge. An active investigation is now underway to accumulate evidence. 
7) Crypto-gambling has increased turnover by more than 3 times. Cryptocasinos and blockchain-based online casinos are in huge demand in Russia, despite the legal ban on any online gambling activity other than bookmaking. Among the top cryptocurrencies used by players is bitcoin. 
8) The first tournament with live dealers and croupiers will take place on the Maltese peninsula, with the event set for 15 March. Of course, the organisers promise widespread compliance with measures against the spread of coronavirus infection. To find out more about the programme and participation opportunities, visit the official website of the non gamstop casino event.