Month: February 2022

Gaming Innovation Group Inc (GiG) reported Tuesday its Q4 2021 results, with revenues accounting for €18.2 million ($20.6 million)  and an EBITDA of €5.6 million ($6.3 million).  According to the company’s report, 2021’s final quarter saw an increase in revenue of 29% in a year-over-year comparison. EBITDA also saw a 35% growth and a margin
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Carnival Cruise Lines and Royal Caribbean are reinstating smoking in their casinos starting this week. The two lines were among several that enforced casino smoking prohibitions last month amid tightened Covid-19 protocols in response to the omicron variant. Carnival’s new casino rules, effective with cruises departing on or after Monday, February 14, state there is
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The U.S. commercial gaming industry saw a new record in 2021 as the highest-grossing year ever, reaching $53 billion in revenue, according to the American Gaming Association’s (AGA) Commercial Gaming Revenue Tracker. The total breaks 2019’s previous industry record of $43.65 billion by more than 21%. According to data released Tuesday by AGA, the fourth
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After recently welcoming its newest remote gaming server (RGS) partner and leading full turnkey solution provider Oryx Gaming has introduced its Czech-certified titles, by way of the Synot Interactive platform, making the exclusive iGaming content available for SYNOT TIP players in the central European country. The market debut is the Bragg Gaming Group (NASDAQ: BRAG)
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NOVOMATIC Interactive’s division, Greentube, announced Tuesday it will see its slot products reach more players across all three Baltic states after partner Betsson launched an additional Russian language site for Lithuanian users.  Betsson Group’s Betsafe brand, which has been offering Greentube’s titles across its brands since 2017, has now added Russian language sites to attract
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New Zealand-based gambling firm SkyCity Entertainment Group has shared interim results for FY22. For the six months to December 31, 2021, the company experienced “another challenging period” in which financial performance was impacted by significant COVID-19 disruption, in particular in Auckland, where SkyCity Auckland was closed for 107 days. Even though the New Zealand domestic
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Author’s note: Today’s story is a composite between two different incidents that were somewhat similar, but each different from the other. So, the final result is fiction but based on fact. Readers are invited to consider how they would have handled this situation had it happened to them in a game they played. Ignore for
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