Miglena Petrova
Co-founder and Editor in Chief
10+ years in iGaming
Miglena Petrova has worked in the iGaming industry for nearly a decade, giving her first-hand knowledge of online casinos, affiliate markets and the commercial and regulatory forces shaping the sector.
At CasinoAppReview, Miglena manages editorial content and covers casino apps, mobile technology, payments, regulation, responsible gambling and the changing infrastructure behind online gaming. She follows the developments that have a practical impact on casino products, from new payment systems and regulatory requirements to mobile UX, platform technology and changing player expectations.
Her reporting combines industry experience with a practical perspective on how iGaming works behind the screen. Rather than focusing on routine product announcements, Miglena looks at the developments that can genuinely change how casino apps are built, regulated and used.
Her goal is to turn complex industry news and technology into clear, useful information for players and professionals who want to understand where mobile iGaming is heading.
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News by Miglena Petrova
- Alberta Casino App Crackdown Begins October 13
Alberta is preparing to crack down on unlicensed casino apps after October 13, 2026, potentially targeting offshore operators through app store restrictions, payment controls, and stricter enforcement measures to protect online gamblers.
- Prediction Market Operators Are Applying for Malta Gambling Licenses, MGA CEO Says
Prediction-market operators are already applying for gambling licenses in Malta, according to MGA CEO Charles Mizzi. This could make Malta an early testing ground in Europe for regulated prediction-market apps and fuel the debate over whether users should be seen as bettors or financial traders.
- Mobile Casinos Lead Industry in Responsible Gaming Tools
Study Reveals Mobile Casino Platforms Are Setting New Standards for Player Protection For years, responsible gambling tools were often viewed as a regulatory requirement rather than a competitive advantage. In 2026, however, that perception is changing rapidly. New research and industry data suggest that mobile casino platforms are becoming leaders in responsible gaming innovation, offering players more advanced protection features than many traditional desktop gambling platforms.