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In 2025, one corner of iGaming is spinning faster than the rest: jackpot games. The reasons seem simple, right? They are easy to play, you have a chance to win big money, and they are fun.
But here is a question: why now? Jackpot games have been around for a while; the concept is not new. But in 2025, they are skyrocketing. Let us unpack what’s driving the seemingly sudden surge.
The Basic Attraction of Jackpots (+ the Progression!)
The idea of winning the lottery is attractive to pretty much everyone. They even made a movie of two people winning it, It Could Happen To You (starring the legend, Nicolas Cage!). Imagine you buy a ticket for a buck, and your life may change overnight.
With slots, it is a similar concept. You pop in a quarter (or similar), and the jackpot is a possibility with every spin. But it’s only recently that slots can match what big-time lotteries have on offer.
Instead of “just” winning a four-figure sum at most, punters can dream of winning big through something called…
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The New York City Police Department (NYPD) is seeking the public’s assistance in locating the following person, who has been reported missing from, and resides within the confines of the 44th Precinct in the Bronx.
In a moment that underscores the importance of moral clarity and national integrity, the UK punk-rap duo Bob Vylan has officially been dropped by their booking agency and had their U.S. visa revoked—not for political posturing or controversial lyrics alone, but for engaging in outright antisemitic rhetoric during a recent concert in the United Kingdom.
Let that sink in. In 2025, in the supposed era of tolerance and enlightenment, this fringe act decided to openly spew hatred against the Jewish people from a concert stage. Now, with their U.S. tour canceled and American doors closed, it’s clear: hate has consequences.
What Happened: A Line Crossed in the UK
At a recent performance in the UK, Bob Vylan—already known for their inflammatory lyrics and radical political views—crossed a red line by indulging in antisemitic commentary. While the specific remarks have not been published in full by U.S. authorities or their now-former agency, multiple concertgoers and venue affiliates reported that statements made by the group were offensive, dangerous, and clearly antisemitic.
In an era where antisemitic attacks are on the rise globally, and Jewish communities in both Europe and the United States are increasingly under threat, such public displays of hate speech cannot be ignored—nor should they be excused as “art.”
Booking Agency Cuts Ties—Rightfully
In response to this grotesque display, Bob Vylan’s booking agency swiftly terminated their relationship with the duo. The message…
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Started in Las Vegas in 2004, the yearly off-season NBA tournament, the Summer League, is a testing ground for franchises to showcase their youngsters, giving the first look at freshmen, sophomores, and G League prospects, together with other mini-leagues like the California Classic and Salt Lake City Summer League.
Held in July, it is a proving ground for players fighting for NBA roster spots or hoping to impress coaches before the regular season.
Just like before, in 2025, expect lively games as under-the-radar players try to make their mark. But out of all the players that will be present this summer, seven names to look out for are listed below, picked from rookies, sophomores, and G League affiliates from opposing teams.
Cooper Flagg – Boston Celtics Rising Rookie
No. 1 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, Cooper Flagg is a 6’9″ versatile forward whose collegiate stats at Duke—16.5 points, 8.7 boards, and 2.1 blocks—proved his two-way potential.
Flagg’s two-way ability to defend multiple positions and score as a self-creator has him positioned as a favorite in the Summer League. Though he is well known, his limited exposure in the NBA keeps him off the radar for casual fans, so he is expected to take over in Las Vegas with highlight dunks and defensive stops.
With such stats on his name and the “underground” fame around him, Flagg is definitely a good choice for a fantasy roster on platforms like VegasInsider, but this well-established operator now also offers all kinds of games of luck,…
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