Electrical/Electronic News

What happened to all of the slot machines from the casinos that closed in Atlantic City?

GLI's Professional Services division has been growing rapidly since its inception in 2012, and now the division’s leadership team has added a seasoned senior Lottery IT professional.

The educational event takes place September 3 & 4 in Lima, Peru.

The initial push began in 2011 when GLI released its “GLI-23: Video Lottery Terminals” standard.

Currently celebrating its 25th anniversary, Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), the world’s leading gaming testing laboratory and technical consultancy, is continuing to expand its operations in its three Australian labs, both in terms of staff and in clients served.

Kobetron, LLC (“Kobetron”) has entered into a strategic global support relationship with Gaming Laboratories International, LLC (“GLI”) to deliver enhanced customer support capabilities to the gaming industry’s regulators, operators and suppliers.

Nearly 300 regulators from across North America and the Caribbean gathered in Las Vegas last week for GLI’s North American Roundtable.

Dutto has dedicated the last 15 years of her professional career to the gaming industry in Italy and the surrounding region, and brings an important mix and depth of experience to GLI. Dutto is based in GLI’s lab in Bologna, Italy.

Now GLI will be on stand #N6-220 at ICE Totally Gaming 2014, where the company will present its independent testing, inspection and certification services.

Rutgers is bestowing Maida with the 2013 Arthur E. Armitage Sr. Distinguished Alumni Award.

Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), the world’s leading gaming technical consulting and independent certification laboratory, has been accredited as a gaming test lab in Colombia by COLJUEGOS (Empresa Industrial Y Comercial Del Estado Administradora Del Monopolio Rentistico De Los Juegos De Suerte Y Azar), gaming and lottery regulatory entity.

The Moncton branch is the company's 21st location.

More than 40 gaming regulators and government lotteries from 12 countries across Latin America and the Carribean gathered for the GLI University event.

Joseph Cox, who will be based in Tulsa, will oversee GLI's tribal gaming development efforts throughout the state.

The event featured in-depth discussion from the world’s leading experts on topics covering land-based gaming and online gaming and their potential impact on jurisdictions.