Halloween or not, but the number of horror rip-off casinos continues to grow. Fortunately, our friends at LatestCasinoBonuses (LCB) are on a roll too, zapping them like ghostbusters. In the month of October alone, the community has spotted at least two new fake casinos, one of which – WinnerMillion – we wrote about just last week. Now let’s see how the guys at Matrix Casino are trying to steal your money.

At Playtech, things move so quickly that one week they release a new jackpot game and then just a couple weeks later it pays more than £1 million in total rewards. But the biggest surprise came on the 19th October, when one lucky winner hit the largest ever Omni-channel jackpot and claimed much of that amount while playing the Age of the Gods Live Roulette at Casino.com.

The ever-growing games developer Microgaming has chosen to expand its game aggregator Quickfire offering with an exclusive deal with a full-service game development studio called Foxium. The 2015-established company is recognised for its great attention to detail when it comes to game development, the results of which are currently available only at the chosen few big casinos.

There are thousands of online casinos to choose from, some better than others. But there’s also a shady group or the very few which are made just to steal player’s money. As documented in LatestCasinoBonuses’ latest rogue report just now, WinnerMillion is one of the fakes that you should steer clear, while you learn and laugh at the stupidity of it all.

Like any prominent iGaming developer, Microgaming is a firm believer in branded video slots, and we’ve been following their plans to release something special for this Halloween since July. It’s not Highlander, which they announced a week ago, but of course the 1978 American slasher film Halloween, which is now live and available for play at your favourite Microgaming casinos.