While land-based casinos in major US markets have reopened since May, the revenues of their digital counterparts are still growing, statistics show. Naturally, the in-person operations have upped their revenue even over the pre-pandemic levels …
The end of June has arrived, and it’s safe to say that summer is officially here. As we feel the heat in the northern hemisphere, you may feel inclined to stay at home and play …
Las Vegas appears to be returning to its old form during the first half of 2021, which is good news for tourism and great news for investors. It is another sign of the US bounceback …
The growth of technology and the generation of trust drive the online gambling industry and continue to do so in 2021. The player experience will continue to be enhanced by the growing acceptance of cryptocurrency …
An online casino personating as an iOS game for children managed to slip through Apple’s strict review process. It was later removed. The chameleon app possibly exposed children to online gambling. News Highlights The JungleRunner …
Recognizing the growth in the US online gambling industry, the Maxim media brand has partnered with an iGaming industry giant to place a wagering website in states that host online betting. Carousel Group announced the …
Online social casinos that sell free chips may have to re-tool their policies because of a class-action settlement that awards $155 million to players of Big Fish Games. Big Fish allowed players to purchase free …
Many financial experts say the past year’s surge in online gambling is a Covid-induced anomaly. Not Goldman Sachs. The investment bank is going all-in on internet casinos and sports betting as a long-term play for …
Atari is stepping into the online gaming world. The entertainment software company is reportedly launching a crypto casino district on the Ethereum blockchain. News Highlights Atari made household games such as Asteroids, Pacman, and Pong …
Torstar Corp. is venturing into online casino gambling this year to help fund its journalism. Some, though, are questioning whether the newspapers they own can maintain objectivity. News Highlights Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett, Nordstar …
