Casino Vendor News

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.

The partnership will bring Wave Crest’s cutting-edge casino card technology to Aristocrat’s Oasis 360 customers across North America.

This January and February, amusement and gaming operators across Europe will find unique ways to evolve their operations thanks to leading transaction technologies from JCM Global. JCM is bringing better, smarter, faster solutions to two important gaming trade shows in Europe early next year, IMA in Düsseldorf and ICE Totally Gaming in London.

Mobile engagement company Joingo announced today the addition of Seamus McGill to their leadership team. McGill has been appointed as Joingo’s President, tasked to head the sales, marketing, and overall growth efforts of the mobile software company.

Station Casinos’ majority-owned Ultimate Gaming is operating ucasino.com and ultimatepoker.com on behalf of the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. chairman Sheldon Adelson has called Internet gaming immoral, fool’s gold and a threat to society.

The contract is the first deal that Culinary Workers Local 226 and Bartenders Local 165 have reached with Las Vegas area hotel-casino operators since contracts covering some 40,000 workers expired on June 1.

Penn National Chairman Peter Carlino said the regional casino operator explored a joint venture in an unnamed country. The idea was quashed when Penn discovered its potential partner had budgeted payoffs for border guards.

Quarterly revenue breaks $2 Million, YTD revenue increases 14%; EBITDAS increases 18%.

A patent pending revolutionary new sports betting system for the online gaming industry

Developed by its U.S. parent company's new marketing technology division – CataBoom.

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

Aaron Todd looks back on the most memorable moments from this year's World Series of Poker final table.

The company said its net income for the three months ended Sept. 30 was $63.5 million, or 24 cents per share, compared with net income of $88.1 million, or 33 cents per share, a year earlier.

The Macau Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau said Friday the results were a 31.7 percent increase over the October 2012 total.