Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Lottoland Launch World Millions
Lottoland Launch World Millions Lottery games are extremely popular, being played the world over. However, for many, they can be quite inconvenient, due to requiring the purchase of physical tickets. They can also be fairly restrictive, being inaccessible to eager players outside of the country the draw is taking place. Lottoland, a lotto betting company based in the UK, have changed this. They allow players to bet on lottery draws from some of the world’s biggest lottery providers, such as US Powerball and Euromillions – all without needing to buy a ticket directly from the lottery operator. In essence, Lottoland…
GameCo Wants to Bring Skill Games to Las Vegas
GameCo Inc., the maker of the world’s first video game gaming machines (VGM), has received certification from Gaming Laboratories International, opening the road to potential sales in U.S. gaming states. The company received certification under GLI-11, the most widely accepted gaming standard, permitting it to sell its machines in most gaming jurisdictions that already allow slot machines and electronic table games. GameCo, which is headquartered in New York City, will still need approval from Nevada gaming regulators before its VGM, an arcade-style cabinet featuring a single-player, 30- to 90-second video game, can be put on Las Vegas casino floors. “Obtaining…
New Skill Game Hits MGM Grand in Las Vegas
This Week in Gambling was happy to be the first to feature the Frogger: Get Hoppin’ skill game from Konami in one of our video reviews. Now, we are pleased to announce that the MGM Grand in Las Vegas has received the first machine for their Level Up skill game entertainment lounge. Konami says that the world premiere of Frogger: Get Hoppin’ at MGM Grand will be celebrated with skill-based game competition this weekend, 18th February, 2017. If you’re in Vegas, they will have free, open entry to anyone over 21 years of age. Be sure to enjoy our video…
New Merger Rumors for William Hill
William Hill’s largest shareholder has been trying to spark new merger and acquisition talks over the past several months, The Sunday Times reported. Privately owned hedge fund Parvus Asset Management owns a 14.3% share in one of UK’s largest gambling operators. The UK Government is set to publish a triennial review of the country’s gambling industry with particular focus on the highly controversial fixed-odds betting terminals. It is believed that new measures on how the machines are to be regulated will be introduced and these will certainly come as a big blow to the operator’s profitability. This is why it…
Golden Nugget Rolls Out Sports Betting App
The Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas has joined forces with Miomni Gaming to develop and launch a new mobile sports betting application for punters in the US state of Nevada. Consumers can sign up for the app by visiting the casino’s sportsbook with photo ID, their social security number and placing a cash deposit. Once registered, players will be able to access the app from any location in the state, with the option to place bets on a wide range of sports events. The Golden Nugget is the only sportsbook in Las Vegas that independently offers betting odds to…
Sheldon Adelson’s Sands Pays $7 Million Over “Corrupt Practices”
Billionaire Sheldon Adelson’s casino company is paying almost $7 million to U.S. authorities to end a more than five-year corrupt practices investigation of the firm’s former relationship with a consultant in Macao and China, company and federal officials said Thursday. With the agreement, Las Vegas Sands Corp. resolved twin probes of more than $60 million paid to an unnamed agent retained in 2006 to acquire a Chinese basketball team, plus other business dealings that include a Beijing real estate deal to promote casinos on the Cotai Strip of Macao, U.S. Justice Department and FBI officials said. The $6.96 million penalty…




















