NetEnt or Net Entertainment, one of the most talked-about iGaming developers, has created quite a buzz recently with its new hit games like Finn and the Swirly Spin. Over the past couple of weeks, they’ve also announced two more video slots, both of which are a spin-off of their two hit slots: Twin Spin and Gonzo’s Quest. Let’s see what they're all about and review their bonus features.

Last time we talked about jackpot wins was a lucky Playtech live roulette player who hit the £599,380.45 Age of the Gods Mystery Jackpot. Now we have more envious progressive jackpot news from three major game developers at once: NetEnt, Yggdrasil and Microgaming. Here’s the story of the three lucky players who have won a total of more than €9 million!

While we have been a little negative about NetEnt recently for the pirated games that rogue casinos are avidly selling to their players, here’s some good news especially for players from the Czech Republic. Following new gaming legislation in this country and the new operator agreement, NetEnt games are now officially available for local players at the country’s largest betting agency – Tipsport.

As the hype of emoji picks up, there’s no escape from it in the world of iGaming either. Albeit the news doesn’t come as a surprise for insiders and the more active players, two popular gaming studios – Microgaming and NetEnt – are about to release their own versions of the emoji slot, both of which are now live at select casinos before the global release later during the month of August.

With so many of us playing NetEnt’s progressive jackpot slots, sooner or later they are bound to pop. This is exactly what happened just days ago at ComeOn!’s Folkeautomaten.com, when a Norwegian player triggered massive €7,525,932.97 prize, turning it into the highest ever payout on the Hall of Gods slot.