This week in iGaming news, several significant events have taken place across the globe.
On March 11, Novatech Solutions N.V. officially withdrew from the Chamber of Commerce in Curacao, just a day after receiving a record fine from the Dutch regulator KSA.
In Ivory Coast, operator Melbet introduced the Nectar Melbet project on February 26, aimed at developing beekeeping in collaboration with a local apiary.
Netflix has released a documentary featuring clear logos of crypto casinos Stake and Rainbet throughout its runtime.
Leaders and underperformers in crypto casino deposit volumes were analyzed from March 9 to 16, 2026.
Provider Pragmatic Play has added a Lobby button to the top right corner of its slots.
Soft2Bet announced its intention to launch the ToonieBet brand in Alberta, Canada.
Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian from the Times of Israel reported threats against him from users of the Polymarket prediction market platform.
Provider Hacksaw Gaming has launched a venture division called Hacksaw Ventures.
Crypto casino Stake and UFC influencer Nina Drama released a joint promo video, parodying a clip of Kylie Jenner for Vanity Fair.
In Australia, the ACMA regulator mandated local internet providers to block eight illegal iGaming and affiliate sites on March 18.
In Russia, the Ministry of Finance may announce the upcoming legalization of online casinos as early as April.
Operator 1xBet signed Brazilian UFC welterweight Carlos Prates as a brand ambassador.
Kazakhstan has established a 3.3% levy on each accepted bet by bookmakers or totalizators.
ZM Team holding has disbanded its buying teams ZM Deus Vision and Private Profit.
In the UK, iGaming operator William Hill experienced a technical glitch in the Jackpot Drop mechanism, resulting in erroneous deposits of millions of pounds to some users' accounts.
Lastly, Lil.Traff was present at AIBC (SiGMA) Dubai 2026, and an interview with Ilya Kazak from InOut Games took place at ICE Barcelona 2026.