Betzest just launched the full suite of Evolution online gaming content into their portfolio.

Betzest expand their offering in a new partnership with Evolution Gaming which will give their players opportunity to access to Evolution’s full range of mainstream and VIP Live Casino games including Roulette, Baccarat, Blackjack, progressive jackpots and a variety of poker variants.

The leading casino and sportsbook operator Betzest, is experiencing rapid growth since its launch in 2018.

Today Betzest has more than 50 employees across four offices all committed to delivering amazing player experiences on each of their verticals, partnering with top providers of only the highest quality.

Marius Filip, Founder/CMO at Betzest, said: “In a highly competitive sector we listened to requests of our players and we are very happy to straighten our Live Casino vertical and bring established Evolution Gaming games into Betzest. With the amazing quality of Evolution games we will offer our players the very best content and we are very excited to see how our Live casino players react to these fantastic games. Stay tuned as we have a few exciting things coming up in the next period of time.”

Scottish professional football club Motherwell has signed a sponsorship deal with Paddy Power and joined the “Save Our Shirt” campaign.

Paddy Power will serve as Motherwell’s title sponsor for the 19–20 season, but its logo will not appear on players’ shirts – in line with the new Save Our Shirt initiative.

Motherwell said the deal represents the largest jersey sponsorship in the club’s history.

“We’re delighted to be associated with Paddy Power’s Save Our Shirt campaign. It’s a fantastic achievement by our commercial team to get them on board. Paddy Power are forward thinking and innovative, and it is a mark of how our fan-owned club is perceived in the world that we were able to attract such a high-calibre partner,” Motherwell chairman, Jim McMahon said.

“We’re delighted that Motherwell are joining in the fun for the upcoming campaign and we’ve been impressed with their ability to keep their involvement top secret, despite all the noise of the past week. We’ve been planning this with them for months, and it feels great to finally unveil their involvement and their beautiful home and away kits for next season. We know our place, and it’s not on your shirt,” a Paddy Power spokesperson said.

Betsson AB has reported a 5% year-on-year revenue decline for Q2 2019.

Betsson details a “period of operational adjustments,” in which the company has to accommodate new regulatory enforcements across the markets of Sweden, Norway and the Netherlands.

In Sweden, Betsson has seen one of its licences revoked by regulator Spelinspektionen, while the group has seen further Nordic woes as Norwegian regulator Lottstift implements strict “payment blocking orders” on “unlicensed” gambling operators.

Betsson governance has undertaken significant adjustments related to its Dutch market activities, seeking to meet KSA provisional regulatory requirements in order to obtain its future Netherlands regulated online gambling license.

Year-to-date, Betsson maintains a stable revenue performance at SEK 2.6 billion, however, the group-wide adjustments see its YTD operating EBIT reduced to SEK 452 million, representing a 12% decline on 2018’s SEK 512 million.

“Betsson’s long-term strategy and focus is clear and is not affected by temporary downturns in individual markets. We have a good financial position and a high degree of proprietary technology, which make us strongly positioned in the industry. I am confident in my view of Betsson’s capacity and in our strategic opportunities to pursue long-term profitable business with growth and good margins in regulated markets. We also have a geographical spread that compensates for temporary downturns in individual markets,” Betsson AB Chief Executive Pontus Lindwall said.