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IGT touts momentum from iSoft deal as it reports forecast-topping earnings, revenue
Strong global gaming performance and the closed acquisition of iSoftBet boosted third-quarter revenue for International Game Technology.... more
What does the FanDuel arbitration decision mean for sports bettors?
A long-running dispute involving one of the leading online sports betting sites in the United States is nearly resolved in a way that could... more
OPINION: Access to sports betting in the US has exploded since 2018 – and we’re just starting to learn about the effects
For most of U.S. history, sports betting was rare. Some people certainly bet on sports illegally via a bookie, or placed bets in the few... more
Indian Gaming Association’s Mid-Year Conference slated for Nov. 14-15 in Arizona
Indian Gaming Association, the intertribal national coalition, will host its 2022 Mid-Year Conference Nov. 14-16 at the We-Po-Ka Casino in... more
Full House posts loss, emphasizes Waukegan
Top executives of Full House Resorts reiterated that their Nov. 7 earnings call was the last that would be held before the oft-postponed... more
Focus on Gary Platt: Providing comfort and sustainability in hospitality seating
When philosopher Plato from Ancient Greece expounded upon his Theory of Forms, he asked the question: “What is a chair?” His answer was to... more
Focus on Gary Platt: Wider chairs gaining popularity in casinos, Gary Platt CEO says
Unlike airline seats, but like many Americans, casino chairs are getting wider. “We definitely see a little bit of a trend toward larger... more
Record $1.9B Powerball jackpot drawing delayed
DES MOINES, Iowa — The Powerball drawing scheduled for Monday, Nov. 7, remains delayed and it’s likely that the official results won’t be... more
Louisiana-based FABICash made a splash at G2E
For the second year in a row, FABICash took the Global Gaming Expo by storm, this time with the FABIKiosk, an all-in-one ticket-redemption... more
OPINION: Racing lasts despite itself sometimes
If it were as poorly marketed as horse racing, the Women’s National Basketball Association surely would cease to exist. Instead,... more






