There’s much anticipation in 2020 for the new film in the James Bond saga, No Time To Die. It’s likely to feature a lot of action, a lot of romance, and Daniel Craig’s farewell from the series. Already, experts are predicting that it’ll be one of the biggest films of the year.

Will James Bond be heading off to a casino in this one, though? We all know that 007 likes a flutter. Never more memorably than in Daniel Craig’s first Bond film, Casino Royale. The centerpiece of that film was a memorable poker game with the stakes incredible high. Even for a man who loves gambling at the best of times.

If he was at a loose end of course, he could do a lot worse than check Mobile Casino Kings for the best online casino sites in the UK. Although given his globe-trotting antics, he’s more likely to visit a casino in person.

Once No Time To Die is release, all eyes will be on where next for the James Bond saga. Daniel Craig will no longer be playing 007, so the immediate priority will be to find a new actor to slip into the tuxedo and bow tie. There’s bound to be no shortage of speculation, and we wonder if the producers already have someone in mind for the role. If they do, they’re certainly not saying who it is at this stage. Perhaps they may let it slip once the new film is out in cinemas in April 2020.

What fans also want to know is just how long they’re going to have to wait for a new James Bond adventure. There’s been a five year gap between Spectre and No Time To Die, part of which was taken up with debate and speculation over whether Daniel Craig would be staying in the role or not. But the hope must sure now be that we can get back to a cycle where there’s just two or three years between each James Bond movie.

There are more questions than answers as to the future of the franchise at the moment, but there’s little doubt that fans around the world are excited for the new film, and to see what No Time To Die brings with it. For Daniel Craig it’s been an incredible run too, and we hope his swansong keeps the standard high. After all, you can always bet on Bond!