The future’s most dangerous humanoid is back this week with the launch of Party Casino’s very own T800 video slot The Terminator.

The new game is the latest movie themed slot to be debuted on PartyCasino.com and joins a collection of games that reads like a list of Hollywood’s greatest movies.

‘The Terminator,’ is a 20 line, 5 reel online slot machine based on the iconic film, featuring high tech robots galore, more police cars than you can shake a shotgun at and everything you would expect from this action-packed and violent motion picture. The minimum stake is one cent, with a maximum jackpot win of half a million (that’s right - half a million) in whatever currency you’ve selected to wager - Euros, pounds sterling or dollars.

There are two bonus features in the game In the first bonus the player takes the role of Terminator with a mission to ‘Terminate Sarah Connor’ that involves pursuing the heroine through a building, obliterating all targets that stand in the way. All terminated targets give an award. In the second bonus the player changes identity to Kyle Reese, the famous street smart resistance fighter in the wars of the future between man and robot. As Reese the player must hold off the dark forces of Skynet for as long as possible, winning a prize for each tank and hunter-killer defeated.

A PartyCasino.com spokesman said: “The machine rose from the ashes of a nuclear fire. The war to exterminate mankind has raged for decades, but the final battle would not be fought in the future. It would be fought here, in our present and on PartyCasino.com.”

The Estonian Riigikogu has approved stronger regulatory measures for the country’s gambling industry, replacing laws that were described as unfit for purpose. The new law now awaits only the presidents imprimatur before implementation commences.

Key among the changes is the regulation for the first time of Internet gambling, together with strict new requirements for private operators of land-based casinos and off-track betting facilities. Lottery games will remain a state monopoly.

Minimum capital requirements for new operators have been set at a minimum Euro 1 million, a rise on the existing Eruo 128 000 of almost 800 percent. The minimum number of gaming machines in any licensed venue has been increased from 8 to 20, from January 1, and this will be hiked to 40 by July 1, 2010 - measures designed to discourage small and hard to monitor operators, which could result in driving many venues out of business.

Legislators debating the changes pointed to estimated problem gambling rates in Estonia of over 6 percent of the adult population.

News is awaited on the Czech parliament’s decision on legalising and regulating online gambling. Recently the Czech lottery operator Sazka, hopeful that upcoming legislation will legalise online gambling in the country, announced plans to launch a new play-for-fun online casino branded E-Sazka.cz.