Month: February 2025

International iGaming holding PIN-UP Global has announced its participation in the AIBC Eurasia technology conference, taking place from February 23 to 25 in Dubai. This year, the holding is introducing a new Meeting Hub format, “designed to facilitate high-level business networking in a dedicated professional environment.” At the conference, the holding’s delegation will focus on
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International Game Technology (IGT) has announced a nine-year contract extension with the Tennessee Education Lottery (TEL). Signed through IGT subsidiary IGT Global Solutions Corporation, the contract extension begins in June 2027 and runs through June 2036, extending a relationship that began in 2004. Under the terms of the agreement, IGT will deploy its Aurora central
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Global iGaming software provider SOFTSWISS is celebrating the 12th anniversary of its flagship product, the SOFTSWISS Casino Platform. The milestone follows a 576% increase in registrations in Q4 2024 compared to Q3, with the platform’s Referral System highlighting its effectiveness in driving player engagement, according to the supplier. Announced in 2013 during the ICE Totally
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From MGM Grand to the Venetian, we have the details on seven Las Vegas hotel expansions, all designed to elevate the guest experience. And adding to the excitement there are four new luxury resorts in the works, with plans to arrive in Sin City over the next few years. [embedded content] Las Vegas is always
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Virginia’s three land-based casinos reported $72.3 million in total gaming revenue for January 2025, marking a 36% increase from the $52.8 million recorded in January 2024, according to the latest Virginia Lottery report. Each casino saw a year-over-year increase in adjusted gaming revenue (AGR), with Caesars Virginia in Danville leading the market following its first full month at its permanent location. The
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A ransomware attack disrupted operations at casinos and government services operated by the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians in Michigan, with the cybercriminal group RansomHub claiming responsibility. The attack, which occurred on Feb. 9, reportedly locked critical systems and resulted in the theft of 119 GB of data (501,211 files), according to a
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As Hong Kong officials gather public input on the upcoming budget, discussions on expanding the scope of legal betting have resurfaced, with renewed calls to permit basketball wagering through the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC). Legislator Ronick Chan Chun-ying has once again proposed that the government consider allowing basketball betting, arguing that such a move could increase tax
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