Gaming Helps and Supports
Casinos, software providers, and major groups in the gaming industry do not stay aside from contemporary challenges and problems in environmental, medical, and other spheres of our everyday life. Some of them have already made their contribution to find a solution and face modern challenges. E.g. Gamomat has introduced the “Gaming for Climate” initiative and plans to donate a share of revenue from selected games to climate-oriented organizations.
As the gaming industry is no longer only about fun and entertainment, we keep players informed about the latest initiatives that were supported by gaming-related companies, casinos, and game providers. News and information about different projects and donations made by members of the gaming industry can be found below.
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) and San Miguel Corporation (SMC) today celebrated a significant milestone with the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the new PAGCOR Corporate Center at the Bagong Nayong Pilipino complex in Pasay City.
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Akne Fruits is a groundbreaking project that shatters the boundaries between traditional online casino gaming, captivating art sculptures, and cutting-edge NFT technology. This innovative collaboration between Tom Horn Gaming and AKNEYE, the artistic brainchild of AKN, transcends the realm of a simple slot game, ushering in a new era for the iGaming industry.
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The 2025 edition of ICE Barcelona will mark a significant milestone with the official launch of its Sustainable Gambling Zone (SGZ). To commemorate this launch, a €65,000 charity fund has been raised by leading industry sponsors, including Cirsa, Orenes, Betsson Group, Flutter, Acordjoc, ALEA, Novomatic, Playtech, and Novomatic Spain. This generous contribution will be awarded to one or more safer gambling organizations at a special presentation during the opening of the SGZ on the first day of the exhibition.
GamCare, the leading UK provider of information, support and treatment for people affected by gambling harms, has released its Annual Report, revealing a significant increase in demand for its services. In 2023/24, the charity's National Gambling Helpline received a record 55,228 calls and online chats, marking a 25% increase compared to the previous year. This surge in demand underscores the growing need for support among individuals experiencing gambling-related harm.
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The Dutch mental health service is leading the charge for a complete ban on online gambling advertisements in the Netherlands gaming field. Despite existing regulations prohibiting untargeted ads and the use of role models, a recent investigation by KRO-NCRV’s Pointer revealed that illegal gambling companies and sports tipster platforms continue to target young people through social media platforms like TikTok and Snapchat.
British bookmakers are once again stepping up for charity, pledging to donate all profits from this year's Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot to a selection of worthy organizations. This marks the fifth consecutive year for this fundraising initiative, solidifying the commitment of the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) and its members to supporting important causes.
Charities across the United Kingdom will benefit from the funds raised by the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC). This happened thanks to the annual Grand National Charity Bet campaign. This event involved a horse racing competition with many parliamentarians making bets on the winner.
Paf launched an innovative grit:lab education program two years ago. Now when students are in their final year and stakeholders are satisfied with the successful results of the initiative, the company plans to continue this program in 2024. Thus, new students from all around the world will be able to take an intensive tech education course soon!
SOFTSWISS has recently shared the report stating its annual donations to a charity aimed at helping those who suffer from devastating events. The figure in 2022 was impressive, as the company spent €1,700,000+ to give a helping hand to those in need.
BGaming, a popular casino software developer, has recently donated over $5,000 to United24, an organization that raises money for medical and humanitarian help for Ukraine. This gesture shows that companies involved in the gaming industry do not only entertain, but they can also help.
Nowadays the gaming industry seems to not only entertain players who seek enjoyable leisure and exciting memories, but this sphere of business has also decided to contribute to the common good. Thus, more and more companies decide to donate money to charity or projects with the aim to improve the standard of living or save the environment. The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) is among such companies.
