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Casino Guru Introduces User Review Functionality

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Casino Guru prides itself on being one of the biggest sources of information about online casinos for quite some time now, with their broad database of gambling sites and objective, data-focused expert reviews. However, with the recent addition of user reviews, they will be able to bring even more value to their visitors.

Casino Guru intruded new functionality, which allows visitors to review and rate any online casino. Users can share their experience, whether good or bad, with other members of the community, who can, in turn, use this information to make the right choice when selecting a site to play at.

Matej Novota, Casino Guru’s Data & Complaints Department Lead, considers user reviews a great addition to the site’s features: “My team and I collect as much relevant information as possible about each online casino we review, such as their complaints, revenues, features, customer support quality, etc. This helps us give casinos a fair rating and recommend the most suitable ones to players. Letting our visitors share their experience adds another layer of information that will be helpful for anyone trying to select a casino to play at.”

User reviews combine two of the main pillars of the Casino Guru website – casino reviews and community. Community is the fastest growing part of the website, with Casino Guru having reported over 34,000 registered users within the first year of the existence of their multilingual forum.

Matej adds that experience of actual users is hard to emulate in a traditional review process: “We do our best to find out everything players should know about a casino, but there are thousands of casinos on the internet, and we simply cannot test each of them in a way that would emulate the experience of a diverse group of players. That’s why I think that user reviews will be beneficial not only to our visitors, but to our team as well.”

Users can give a casino a rating from zero to five stars, which contributes to its overall user rating. If they want, they can also add a written review and describe the casino’s positive and negative qualities. If a user adds a written review, it is first reviewed by the Casino Guru team to make sure it meets the site’s community guidelines, and only then made public. Ratings without a written review are published immediately.

To the team’s surprise, most users add a written review to their ratings, as Matej describes: “The number of new daily reviews is quite low, as it’s a new functionality and our visitors are not familiar with it yet. However, what surprised is that more than 80% of user ratings are accompanied by a written review of the casino’s qualities. We expected most users to skip this option, as it’s far easier to just choose the number of stars and submit a rating. Perhaps users who leave ratings really want to share their experience in detail.”

In line with Casino Guru’s forum and other multilingual features, users can write their reviews in any language, and the site’s automatic translation functionality will localize it for other visitors according to their language preferences.

User reviews are yet another addition in Casino Guru’s quest to provide as much value to visitors as possible and make online gambling better. Their other recent endeavors include Global Self-Exclusion Initiative and Casino Guru Academy, which are aimed at improving the online gambling ecosystem and reducing gambling-related harm. On top of this, the company continues working on other improvements and getting closer to being the best website about online casinos.

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Cubeia announces Cubeia Platinum Freeroll at SiGMA Poker Tour Malta

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Cubeia, a Sweden-based iGaming software solutions provider, is proud to announce the Cubeia Platinum Freeroll as part of the SiGMA Poker Tour in Malta. The exclusive live event takes place on Friday, 5 September at 9PM at the prestigious Portomaso Casino in St. Julian’s.

The tournament will deliver an electrifying poker experience in one of Europe’s leading gaming hubs. Over five nights, players can settle into the high-stakes action, complemented by elevated VIP experiences, world-class accommodation, and unmissable entertainment.

With a substantial €150,000 guaranteed prize pool up for grabs, the Tour will be a standout event during this year’s SiGMA Euro-Med Summit. As part of the tournament, Cubeia’s Platinum Freeroll gives Platinum badge holders special entry to take part in the action. With free entry, a €5,000 prize pool, and limited seating, this freeroll combines high stakes with a truly exclusive player field.

Whether a seasoned pro or a recreational enthusiast, the SiGMA Poker Tour and Cubeia Platinum Freeroll offers competitors the chance to showcase their skills, and immerse themselves in the ultimate poker atmosphere, amongst the global iGaming movers and shakers.

Cubeia’s Head of Poker Simon Isbäck commented: “It’s a privilege to team up with SiGMA to host the Cubeia Platinum Freeroll at the SiGMA Poker Tour. Every opportunity we have to showcase our passion for poker is one we go all in for. Giving Platinum badge holders entry to the exclusive chance to experience live tournaments at one of Europe’s most iconic casinos – certainly not one to fold on!”

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Embrace Your Inner Maverick in Hacker’s Haven

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No soft launch. No warnings. Hacker’s Haven is here

DEGEN Studios is live, and we’re not here to play safe. Introducing our debut slot, Hacker’s Haven. You’re not a player, you’re a disruptor. It’s time to plug in, jack up, and start hacking.

Now live through Yggdrasil’s distribution network, Hacker’s Haven offers exhilarating features, huge wins of up to 20,000x your stake, and a real-world inspired design.

Join a mysterious Hacker as he works his magic across the reels. Utilise an arsenal of digital tricks, including Multiplier Wilds, Cascade-triggering Virus symbols, and innovative Free Spins to secure huge wins.

The Hacker is not just a character. He’s one of you. A real-player reimagined on the reels. He embodies everything we stand for: disruption, defiance, and rebellion. This is not just a game. It’s an invitation. A rallying cry for players to embrace their inner maverick and help DEGEN Studios change the game.

DEGEN Studios said: ‘Hacker’s Haven is not just our debut slot, it’s a warning shot. We didn’t come here to follow trends; we came to break them. Our games are ‘built by gamers, for gamers’, and this commitment is on full display in Hacker’s Haven.

“Brace yourselves. This is just the beginning.”

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ENHANCING COMMUNITY SPIRIT: SKY BET EFL BUILDING FOUNDATIONS FUND PROVIDES FIRST LOOK AT SOUTHLANDS HUB IN MIDDLESBROUGH

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Sky Bet and the Sky Bet EFL Building Foundations Fund proudly marked a significant milestone with the first visit to the construction site of the Southlands Community and Sports Hub in Park End, Middlesbrough.

The event, held on Wednesday, welcomed media representatives and key stakeholders to witness the early progress of a transformative development for East Middlesbrough.

The Southlands Hub, currently being built on the site of the former Southlands Centre on Ormesby Road, is a flagship initiative led by Middlesbrough Council in partnership with the Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation. The project received a £100,000 grant from the Sky Bet EFL Building Foundations Fund, alongside support from the UK government.

From left to right: Vicky Allday (Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation volunteer), Charlotte Dinsdale (Head of Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation), George Elek (co-host of NTT20 podcast), Chris Kamara, Chris Cooke (Middlesbrough Elected Mayor), Ali Maxwell (co-host of NTT20 podcast), Andy McDonald (MP for Middlesbrough and Thornaby East)

The Building Foundations Fund was established by Sky Bet and the EFL to support grassroots initiatives that strengthen local communities through sport, education, and social engagement. The Southlands Hub exemplifies this mission, aiming to provide top-class facilities for grassroots football, youth programmes, mentoring, and employability training.

Among those in attendance were former professional footballer and broadcaster Chris Kamara, who grew up in the area and played much of his early football in Park End; Middlesbrough Mayor Chris Cooke; and Charlotte Dinsdale, Head of the Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation. Their presence underscored the importance of the project and its potential to uplift the local community.

Stage one of the development includes the construction of the hub building, featuring community meeting rooms, a social area, upgraded 3G and grass pitches, and new open spaces for sport and recreation. Stage two is expected to bring further enhancements to the site. The site is scheduled to open in early summer 2026.

Kieran Forde, Head of Sponsorship and brand at Sky Bet said: “We’re incredibly proud to support the Southlands Community and Sports Hub through the Building Foundations Fund. This project reflects everything the fund stands for – empowering communities, creating opportunities, and using sport as a force for good. This visit shows just how impactful this development will be for Middlesbrough.”

Ex-footballer and broadcaster Chris Kamara commented: “Growing up in Park End, I know first-hand how much this community loves its sport and deserves top-class facilities. Seeing the Southlands Hub take shape is emotional and exciting – it’s going to be a game-changer for people here.”

Charlotte Dinsdale, Head of Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation, added: “The Southlands Hub is more than just bricks and mortar – it’s a commitment to the future of East Middlesbrough. It will be a place where young people can learn, grow, and thrive. We’re thrilled to be part of a partnership that’s delivering real change for the community.”

 

Middlesbrough Mayor Chris Cooke said: “It’s fantastic to see the progress being made on site and it was great to welcome Chris Kamara back to an area he knows so well. This will be a brilliant venue for our town and we’re excited to partner with MFC Foundation to help create the facilities and opportunities that local people deserve.”

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