For anyone still unsure whether SatoshiDICE supports Bitcoin Cash (BCH), the cryptocurrency gambling site has laid all doubts to rest by donating 100 BCH to nonprofit group Bitcoin Cash Fund.

Bitcoin Cash is growing at a rapid rate, and things don’t appear to be slowing down for the cryptocurrency. However, there’s no denying that Bitcoin Cash is still a relatively small player in the market, which is why its community continues to spearhead initiatives to boost the cryptocurrency.

The latest push was a 48-hour matching donation challenge on Reddit over the weekend. Late Friday night, Reddit user @jarenfeser issued a challenge in a bid to help nonprofit group Bitcoin Cash Fund, whose goal is to bring the cryptocurrency to 1 billion users in five years.

“Over the next 48 hours I will match all donations made to The Bitcoin Cash Fund (up to 300 BCH), according to the Reddit user.

Innovation lies at the heart of every successful product. Without innovation, the world will remain stagnant and dull.

To drive innovation and bring new opportunities to the gaming industry in the region, iGaming Asia Congress will host the first ever Gaming Innovation Start-up Launchpad on March 14, 2017 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Macau.

Launchpad is also iGA’s way to celebrate the 10th year anniversary of the longest running dedicated C-level iGaming event in Asia, according to Giulia Timarco, conference producer at Beacon Events.

“iGaming Asia Congress has been the premier C-level iGaming event in Asia for the past decade. We would like to bring in more up-and-coming igaming innovators to the event in an attempt to drive innovation and bring new opportunities to the gaming industry in the region,” Timarco said in a statement.

Vibrant gambling activity in City of Dreams has lifted the consolidated net income of Philippine-listed gaming and property firm Belle Corporation by 13 percent in 2017.

In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Belle reported that its consolidated net income grew to PHP3.5 billion ($67.5 million) last year, compared to P3.1 billion ($59.67 million) in 2016.

Excluding capital gains on sales of non-core investments and non-recurring items, Belle’s recurring net income jumped 58 percent to PHP3.3 billion ($63.52 million) for 2017, compared to its recurring net income of P2.1 billion ($40.43 million) for 2016.

Belle’s principal assets include land and buildings located at the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation’s Entertainment City in Paranaque City, which are being leased on a long-term basis to Melco Resorts & Entertainment.

Trouble has its ways of finding billionaire James Packer wherever he goes.

The Packer-led Crown Resorts is once again at the center of an Australian regulatory probe amid allegations that it has allowed the tampering of its poker machines, The Sydney Morning Herald reported.

Australian gambling watchdog Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation (VCGLR) has already green-lighted a disciplinary proceeding against Crown in connection with the company’s alleged move to “blank out” certain electronic gaming machines on the casino floor.

If lady luck smiles, then VCGLR might only order the suspension of Crown’s operation and impose fines on the casino operator. The worst case scenario for Crown is if the VCGLR decides to strip Crown’s flagship casino license.

As part of its shift towards regulated markets, online betting operator GVC Holdings has agreed to buy 51 percent of Georgian gambling group Crystalbet for €41 million (US$50.84 million) in cash.

The UK-listed company, which is currently in the midst of acquiring rival Ladbrokes Coral, announced on Monday that has signed a deal to acquire a majority of the equity capital of Crystalbet owner Mars LLC, with a commitment to buy the remaining 49 percent in 2021 for as much as €150 million.

The acquisition, which is not subject to regulatory approval, is expected to be completed by the end of March 2018.

Described as “one of the leading online gaming operators in the Republic of Georgia,” Crystalbet holds licenses to offer sports betting, casino games, poker, and peer-to-peer games in the Georgian market. According to GVC, since the Georgian-facing operator was launched in 2011, it has “achieved significant growth, driven by its entrepreneurial management team and a highly successful marketing strategy.”

Three tournaments, three wins. That’s the claim to fame of France’s Kalidou Sow, who just picked up his third title in a row at the Winamax Poker Tour Paris High Roller tournament. He added just over $123,000 to the more than $900,000 he earned between December 2017 and January, and the more than $1.4 million he’s picked up in live action in his career.

In December, Sow finished first at the PokerStars Championship Prague Main Event for $123,104. He followed that up with his second first-place win at the PokerStars Festival London Main Event, adding another $170,000 to his bank. He completed the hat trick (shamelessly borrowed from other sports) with the Winamax victory in Paris last February 27.

A total of 376 entries for the Winamax tournament were logged, a record for the High Roller event. Part of the increase came from re-buys from players that busted prior to the end of the late registration period. Belgium’s Davidi Kitai was in a competitive mood and tried a total of five times to keep going, but never did make it to the money.

Forty-seven would go on to pick up cash during the tournament, earning at least €2,800 (about $3,450). Winamax’s own Adrien Delmas made it as far as 26th place, pocketing €3,800 (around $4,683). The final nine were guaranteed at least €12,000 ($14,791), with €50,000 ($61,618) going to the winner.

Brad Owen may not be the winningest poker player, but he’s made a name for himself vlogging about the game. He has over 35,000 subscribers to his channel, and is friends with someone of the game’s heaviest hitters, like Doug Polk and Phil Hellmuth. So what do they do when they’re not playing cards? They make rap songs. Not just any rap songs, though—cat rap songs.

The trio recently hooked up with fellow players Scott Blumstein and Andrew Neeme to create a rap song using Owen’s cat, Cosmo, as the main attraction. Apparently, Cosmo is a stellar poker player, and decided to let the world know that he “beasts everything.” This is the part where most viewers roll their eyes.

The rap is actually almost catchy. Owen uploaded the video to his YouTube channel three days ago and it already has 16,902 views, and Cosmo can be seen displaying his massive bank and ability to roll the chips. Cosmo compares himself to Garfield the cat and retired basketball star Michael Jordan. The rap video lasts a grueling 5 minutes and 39 seconds, but the rap itself, thankfully, is only 2 minutes and 32 seconds. That’s when the poker stars come in to discuss their histories with the furry player.

Neeme admits that Cosmo “flew through the stakes” in the few games they’ve played together. Polk, on the other hand, has had a number of duels with the feline, and has lost more hands than he cares to remember. Hellmuth was bluffed by the cat (not surprising) and Blumstein thinks that Cosmo should have won poker’s People’s Choice award. “He is a great poker player but he’s always bragging about how purrfect he is,” said Blumstein, who was also in the running for the award. Neeme ultimately took the People’s Choice Award.