Global Gaming Expo (G2E) News

The adults-only casino resort won the North American Property of the Year honor at the Global Gaming Awards Las Vegas 2022 for the second consecutive year.

International Gaming Technology announced today that it won 'Land-Based Product of the Year' at the 2022 Global Gaming Awards.

In an email to event organizers and exhibitors dated 17 June, G2E Las Vegas officials said they are "working hard to deliver a safe and productive show" on 5-8 October, 2020 at the Sands Expo in Las Vegas.

Asia's largest gaming industry show has been postponed once again due to the COVID-19 pandemic and is now scheduled to take place 1-3 December at The Venetian Macao Resort-Hotel.

During this event, start-ups and students will take the main stage at G2E to pitch their greatest innovations in gaming and hospitality to a live audience and two of the most dynamic investors in the business world on 11 October.

The leading online gaming software developer is ramping up its signature mobile solution for Asian poker rooms. The show runs from 15-17 May at The Venetian Macao where EvenBet is making its debut to reveal an expanding global reach and a flair for product innovation.

The international gaming trade show experienced a 6% increase in attendee registration and a 5% growth in conference registration when compared to last year.

Gaming attorney and unabashed millennial Dustin Ford provides an insider's perspective on a hot topic: the gaming industry's struggles to attract a younger generation to casino properties.

This week, J. Todd follows up on Brightshare's actions (or lack thereof) in regard to shaving affiliate commissions. That includes the involvement (or lack thereof) of eCOGRA and their so-called "Affiliate Trust" seal. Plus, the latest revelations surrounding former Amaya Gaming CEO David Baazov.

The supplier is up for the Land-Based Industry Supplier of the Year award after tripling its product line.

More than 144 players from the gaming industry participated in the 17th annual AGEM/AGA Golf Classic presented by JCM Global.

In a filing with Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, Scientific Games said Richard Haddrill, 61, was given a three-year contract.

The measure most likely won’t be taken up until Congress convenes in January.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan joins Aaron Todd and Dan Podheiser to discuss the latest news from the Global Gaming Expo (G2E), including Sheldon Adelson's rant against Internet gambling. They'll also discuss the sale of Revel in Atlantic City for $110 million, "Spin and Go" tournaments at PokerStars, and pick every NFL game on the schedule.

The fundraiser supports the National Center for Responsible Gaming’s research efforts.