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SBC Summit: Technology will help determine how igaming is implemented in U.S.
As igaming continues to emerge in the United States, there will be of opportunities for operators to shape the nature of online gambling.... more
Everi first-quarter adjusted earnings and revenue top forecasts
A major interest expense increase dampened first-quarter earnings for Everi Holdings. The Las Vegas-based gaming-equipment and cash-access... more
SBC Summit: Rush Street CEO Schwartz says company “open-minded” about interest from potential buyers
At the end of a wide-ranging conversation with Rush Street Interactive CEO Richard Schwartz Wednesday, CNBC correspondent Contessa Brewer... more
SBC Summit: Sports betting’s shadow over igaming is diminishing
Compared to sports betting, igaming is like the redheaded stepchild lacking attention. While betting on sporting events is legal in 37... more
PlayAGS posts another record-revenue quarter and narrows loss
Las Vegas electronic slot- and bingo-machine-maker PlayAGS narrowed its first-quarter loss and posted a 14% rise in first-quarter revenue,... more
Sports betting industry predicts ‘microbets’ next big thing, worrying safe-bet advocates
SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) — Imagine being able to make a bet with this level of specificity: the Yankees’ Aaron Judge will hit a home run on the... more
IGT adjusted earnings, revenue top Street forecasts
A 17% jump in global gaming revenue helped offset slipping global lottery revenue as International Game Technology posted increases in net... more
Game shipments boost revenue for Light & Wonder; board backs plan for Australian stock market listing
Light & Wonder highlighted research-and-development streamlining and preparations to list its stock in Australia as it posted... more
Player Protection Symposium: Technology can play a key role in addressing problem gambling
During Tuesday’s SBC Summit North America’s Player Protection Symposium in Manhattan, Bill Pascrell III told a personal story about his son... more
Player Protection Summit: The Value of Lived Experience in Preventing Harm in Sports
Ryan Tatusko knew he had a gambling problem. He was playing minor league baseball, making $6,000 per year. He was told to eat healthily,... more
