Few things happening in the cryptocurrency/gambling space.

In an interview with cryto-exchange coindesk, Malta Gaming Authority boss Joseph Cuschieri has hinted that it's more a case of when rather if Bitcoin will be accepted as a deposit/withdrawal option by the MGA.

In 2014, MGA licensed Vera&John were forced to drop Bitcoin, with the regulator back then considering it to be a bit of a hot potato.

They (MGA) have since undertaken a study into the feasibility of Bitcoin use/regulation in their online gambling sector, the results of which were recently released in a whitepaper that concluded...

"The Authority is cognizant that the rise of crypto-currencies is inevitable. Conscious of the need to remain at the forefront of innovation and to keep up with new developments in technology and the industry ... the Authority is committed to allow the use of cryptocurrencies by its licensees in the immediate future."
Malta's Prime Minister has also thrown his support behind the idea, saying in April.
"We must be on the frontline in embracing this crucial innovation, and we cannot just wait for others to take action and copy them."
They'll want to move quickly. Late last year the UK Gambling Commission tweaked their regulations paving the way for digital currency acceptance.

Finally, Fairway Casino announced just today that they now allow deposit and withdrawals using Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.