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Wazdan has further expanded its reach in Ontario after launching its content with licensed operator Maverick Games.

February brought several updates to the iGaming industry, including new game releases, feature announcements, and market developments affecting the Canadian online casino landscape.

The development of slot volatility—that key measure of payout risk and frequency—stands out as a major transformation in the gambling world across more than 120 years. As hardware gave way to code, and land-based machines evolved into global online experiences, volatility shifted from a fixed limitation to a deliberate design choice that shapes how players engage and what casinos promote.

Since the release of Chicken Road in 2024, the developer has expanded its portfolio with new variations and gameplay improvements aimed at keeping players engaged with evolving mechanics and higher reward potential

Bronx, New York — Bally’s Corporation has purchased a major Bronx casino development site for $156.6 million, reinforcing its ambitions to secure one of the highly anticipated New York downstate casino licenses. The acquisition marks a significant step in Bally’s expansion strategy within the U.S. casino and gaming industry, positioning the company as a serious contender in the race to develop a new New York casino resort.

Bragg Gaming Group posts solid 2025 results despite Dutch regulatory challenges, driven by strong U.S. and Brazil growth and a 70% jump in high-margin proprietary content. The company has deepened its long-term partnership with Super Technologies to fuel further expansion in regulated markets.

February 10, 2026 – InOut Games has officially scheduled the release of its upcoming retro-inspired video slot MegaBlock. The game blends classic arcade aesthetics with modern slot functionality, continuing the developer’s focus on visually engaging, high-performance titles.

Chicken Road is the viral crash-style game flooding TikTok and Reels, where a fearless chicken dashes across risky tiles for soaring multipliers. With multiple versions, big RTP debates, and nonstop updates from InOut Games, it’s quickly evolving from a meme hit into a full-blown franchise. Here’s what made it blow up—and what’s coming next.