Casino Vendor News

The award will be presented at the conclusion of the Casino Design Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, October 3, at 5:30 p.m. at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in conjunction with G2E.

Genesis Gaming Solutions has formed a sister company, Genesis Interactive Technologies, to augment the company's pit and poker room management and player tracking system products.

Cats is the latest five-reel, 30-payline mobile slot game by leading game developer IGT, and will be available exclusively at Virgin Mobile Casino.

So far the scorecard reads: MGM Resorts, $5.4 million in campaign contributions; Penn National, $9.5 million.

Penn National Gaming paid its $50? million license fee on Monday, one of the final steps in clearing the way for the commission’s certification that the casino meets state regulations.

International Game Technology has added bingo to its suite of casino games in the DoubleDown Casino.

Up to two of the 10 nominees will be inducted during the WSOP Main Event festivities in Las Vegas in late October.

iGaming event in Barcelona will offer high-level advice on launching and operating iGaming, tailored to U.S. organizations.

GTECH G2 is offering U.S. gaming operators the chance to win something totally unique – the free installation of an online play-for-fun poker platform, including website design and a tailored services package.

DoubleDown Casino will have its application hosted on the Hard Rock Hotel's website.

Penn National Gaming spent $5.5 million trying to prevent expanded gambling in Maryland.

Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) welcomed government officials, regulators, operators and suppliers to an open house.

The campaign includes several elements of social media and production, and it builds on the recent "Know the Code" campaign scolding those who post Vegas trip pictures that embarrass their mates, or the odd royal, on Facebook or Twitter.

Cantor Gaming, Caesars Entertainment Corp. and Boyd Gaming Corp. will not accept bets on horse races at Golden Gate Fields' 17-day summer meet that began Friday since the Nevada Gaming Control Board has not approved a pari-mutuel contract between Golden Gate and the Las Vegas Dissemination Co. (LVDC).

Marylanders, get ready for a mudslinging sequel.