Twitter In the United States and the casino-operating Seneca Nation of Indians has reportedly asked the National Indian Gaming Commission to rule on the legality of its recently-agreed revenue-sharing deal with the state of New York. According to a Monday report from the Olean Times Herald newspaper, the federally-recognized tribe is responsible via its Seneca…
Adding to its recent string of content deals and iGaming B2B software platform Gamingtec has now partnered with up-and-coming slots developer, RubyPlay, with the Valetta-headquartered studio’s games enhancing its portfolio of 10,000-plus titles. Further cementing itself as an industry leader, the deal sees an already expansive product offering, which in addition to slots features table…
Twitter American casino operator Wynn Resorts Limited has announced the signing of a $1.7 billion lease-back deal with real estate investment trust Realty Income involving its Encore Boston Harbor development. The Las Vegas-headquartered firm used an official Tuesday press release to declare that this arrangement will see it sell ‘all of the land and real…
Twitter In Canada and the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake and the Six Nations of the Grand River have announced the signing of a ‘mutual cooperation agreement on gaming’ as part of an effort to defend their associated rights and any resultant socioeconomic benefits. The pair used an official Tuesday press release to declare that the…
On February 15, Sung Joo Hyun was able to claim a Super MILLION$ title after outlasting the field of seven competitors and defeating Dario Sammartino in the heads-up round. It was a tough loss for Dario after he made it to the final table with a short stack and worked his way up to the…
Facebook Sportsbooks in Michigan continue to do well, with the January reports revealing that yet another record-setting handle has been hit. In January, the state saw its sportsbooks earn over $530 million in bets, the fight month running that a new record has been set. Online casino gaming is also doing well but fell short…
