Month: March 2024

iGaming solutions supplier SOFTSWISS has secured a win in the Responsible Gaming category at the SiGMA Africa Awards. SOFTSWISS noted in a statement that its ethical philosophy for responsible gambling practices revolves around the “player comes first” principle. This commitment is conveyed through the dedicated departments on two levels, serving the needs of both operators and players,
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Oh, joy of joys. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is making a return for 2024, along with all the construction and traffic headaches it brings. But those things aren’t important because they only inconvenience the general public, while the big corporations rake in millions. So mark your calendars, as this fall will once again bring
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The Federal Senate approved on Tuesday the creation of a Parliamentary Inquiry Commission (CPI for its initials in Portuguese) to investigate cases of match-fixing in Brazilian soccer. The creation of the commission responds to a request submitted last week by senator and former soccer player Romário (PL/RJ). In his petition (RQS 158/2024), Romário stated that
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Twenty-three of the Atlantic City casino industry’s “rising stars” graduated on March 5 as part of the first in-person certificate program created by the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism (LIGHT) at Stockton University. The Integrated Casino Resorts Operations Certificate Program is an eight-work course providing an overview of the casino industry
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Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) Vice President of Latin America, Caribbean, and Spain Karen Sierra-Hughes was named “Most Outstanding Director in Responsible Gaming” at the VI Responsible Gaming and Corporate Social Responsibility Awards at the Royal Theater in Madrid.  When presenting Sierra-Hughes with the award, the organizers said: “Karen Sierra-Hughes has been awarded for her persistence
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Rhode Island-based Bally’s Corp. finds itself at a crossroads as it weighs a corporate takeover bid amidst a slew of ambitious projects and financial constraints. The buyout offer from Standard General, Bally’s largest shareholder at a 23% share, comes as the operator grapples with a multitude of challenges, including an $800 million shortfall for the construction of
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