U.S. Casino Industry Set for Best Ever Year: Data Reveals Record-Breaking $13.6b Q2
The latest figures show an increase of nearly 500% on Q2 2020 when casino revenue was severely impacted by the global pandemic.
The latest figures show an increase of nearly 500% on Q2 2020 when casino revenue was severely impacted by the global pandemic.
South Korean gaming developer Netmarble Corporation has announced that it has agreed to purchase 100% of Hong Kong-based social casino gaming company SPinX Games for $2.19B (₩2.5T).
In a press release issued yesterday, the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) announced that all employees at licensed casinos in Clark County must wear face coverings when working in public spaces.
Changes include: a ban on "auto-play" options, and slots will be required to have a minimum spin duration of 2.5 seconds
The legislation allows for betting on professional, collegiate, and Olympic sports along with esports tournaments and events
The city's three casinos generated aggregate revenue of $108.1M for the month of June.
Planet Hollywood's poker room will close permanently on July 11th, 2021.
The latest monthly revenue report from the Nevada Gaming Control Board has revealed that the state's casinos set an all-time record by collecting $1.23B in gaming revenue during the month of May.
According to the latest published blacklist, the Belgian Gaming Commission has added another four domains to the list of unlicensed online gambling websites that are banned from the country.
A BetMGM Casino player based in Michigan has filed a lawsuit claiming that the operator has refused to pay out $3,188,616.42 in winnings following a five-day lucky streak in March of this year.
The UK Gambling Commission has today announced that fees for gambling operators will rise by 55% marking the first rise since 2017. The increased fees are in response to the rising costs of regulation and will help the Gambling Commission respond to new risks and technological developments in the industry.
Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee has signed into law an extension to the current gambling deal with International Game Technology (IGT) and Bally's Corporation that will see the two companies run Rhode Island's gambling operations for the next 20 years.