Wynn close to $35 million Atalntic Club deal
Sources close to Atlantic Club Casino say that Steve Wynn is close to sealing a deal to acquire the struggling development for $35 million plus a share of any online business the... More...
Gaming
Macau August results boom again
The gambling hub of Macau continues to grow with the August results announcing a rise of 17.6% compared to the same period in 2012, making it the second best ever month in...
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Bwin.Party announce troubled first half results
Bwin.Party announced its first half results with a fall of 16% in revenues to £342.5 million and profits down over 33% to £51.6m. The UK listed company also said that it expected...
Gaming
WMS announce Q3 results and deal with WH
WMS announced their third quarter results and new deal with William Hill
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2UP Gaming agree price for Atlantic City Casino
2UP Gaming has claimed that it has agreed in principal the purchase of a Casino in Atlantic City to move forward with their plans to enter the States online gambling sector.
Gaming
Las Vegas to lose “Sin City” tag?
Well the name Sin City may be moving to Atlantic City from Las Vegas after the announcement today that the Palazzo Hotel Casino is trying to evict a nightclub from its premises...
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Playtech show strong first half results
Playtech have announced their half yearly results with a 15% increase from the same time last year, the gambling software giant saw revenues rise to €176.8 million for the first half of...
Gaming
Gambling debt recovery website comes under scrutiny
A website focussing on bad debtors who play in the gambling hub of Macau and do not pay up their gambling losses are being named and shamed with photos, personal details and...
iGaming
Betsoft do deal with Boyle Sports
Betsoft Gaming has announced a new deal that will see the BetSoft's Slots3 games used by Irish bookmaking firm Boyle Sports
Gaming
Atlantic City look towards strippers to help revenues
Atlantic City having seen years of falling revenues has looked towards the stripping industry to help bring back more adult orientated customers to the gambling state.
