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Pragmatic Play has announced its new live casino release, Money Time, a wheel-based game show with random boosters, four bonus rounds, and multipliers up to 40,000x. The dazzling title joins Sweet Bonanza CandyLand and Mega Wheel in Pragmatic’s line-up.

Ladbrokes have priced Pat McFadden at Even money to be the next Chancellor of the Exchequer as speculation continues over Rachel Reeves’ future. Markets also suggest she is most likely to leave in 2026, with odds of 4/7.

Nip Tuck from Sneaky Slots lands today, bringing cosmetic-surgery chaos to the reels with Assembly Line features, Super Free Spins, and a bold theme. Try the demo slot version today!

Zoe Ball is 2/1 favourite to replace Claudia Winkleman as Strictly Come Dancing presenter if she steps down, with Janette Manrara and Fleur East close behind at 3/1. Lewis Cope leads the winner market after Dani Dyer’s injury withdrawal.

Sam Fender is 2/1 favourite with Betfred to headline Glastonbury 2027, as the festival prepares for a fallow year in 2026. Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift follow at 3/1, with Beyonce, Rihanna and Eminem also in contention.

OLBG's weekend roundup looks at Dorking's latest game, the big match between Arsenal and Man City and Ryder Cup hype building.

Slotmill’s Reel Rampage slot launches today with blazing action, 15,000 x bet max win potential, nudging reels, and the explosive Nitrous Respin mechanic. Take it for a spin now at top UK slot sites.

Chris Eubank Jr is the 8/15 favourite with Bet365 to win his rematch against Conor Benn at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on November 15th. Benn is 6/4 to avenge his April defeat, when Eubank won via unanimous decision.

Ladbrokes make Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson 25/1 to win either the 2028 or 2032 US Presidential Election. The actor and wrestling legend revealed that political parties approached him after a poll showed 46% of Americans would back his campaign.

Ladbrokes have priced up a range of Thomas Skinner specials ahead of his Strictly Come Dancing 2025 appearance. From 2/1 to stand in a General Election to 33/1 to win Strictly, punters can back the TV personality across multiple markets.