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Ultimate Gaming is leaving the New Jersey regulated online gaming market. This includes the brands Ultimate Poker and UCasino.
Four years ago, the obituaries for Resorts Atlantic City were being written.
The city’s oldest hotel-casino — the first U.S. gaming hall ever licensed outside of Nevada — was in disrepair.
It is definitely the purchase of all purchases for the LCB Network: the acquisition of WizardofOdds.com (WOO) & WizardofVegas.com (WOV) in a staggering deal worth $2.35 million.
Customer database sold for GBP 1 to Momaco The saga of the beleaguered betting concierge BetButler continues as the company appoints insolvency practitioner, InsolvePlus following the revocation of its UK Gambling Commission operating license.
New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement Director David Rebuck had one fear in restoring MGM Resorts International’s gaming license for its 50 percent interest in the Borgata.
He worried that the Las Vegas-based casino giant was going to take its $86 million from a trust account and flee the state.
Rumors of a renewed push to ban online gambling at the federal level have started picking up steam, as it appears a more palatable version of Sheldon Adelson's Restoration of America's Wire Act (RAWA) bill with several exemptions including online poker may be brought up for a vote in Congress this November.
In a letter written by New Jersey State Sen. Jim Whelan (D-Atlantic) and Assemblyman Vincent Mazzeo (D-Atlantic) to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, a 0.25 percent fee on every bet placed and channeled to professional leagues such as the NBA, NHL, NFL and MLB was proposed.
NextGen Gaming, the Sydney, Australia based slots studio of NYX Gaming Group, is delighted to announce the release of Gorilla Go Wild to William Hill Vegas; the latest partnership title developed between the two businesses.
Ultimate Gaming, one of just two companies operating in both the Nevada and New Jersey Internet wagering markets, said Friday it was ending its agreement with the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City after less than a year.
California gamers who have been waiting several weeks for the much-anticipated online poker debut of PrivateTable.com are still waiting.
After announcing the game at Casual Connect in July 2014, RealNetworks’ GameHouse division has announced the official launch of Slingo Adventure on Facebook. RealNetworks acquired the Slingo brand last year, and GameHouse has been hard at work ever since, creating a game that combines bingo and slot machines in a new way to attract both existing franchise fans and completely new players.
New Jersey-based casino games developer High 5 Games (H5G) has rolled out a raft of new content, launching new land-based slots for IGT and Bally Technologies as well as free-to-play games for its social casino apps High 5 Casino and Shake the Sky.
Square Enix unveiled Shinra Technologies at Tokyo Game Show today, a new cloud gaming business to be led by Yoichi Wada, former president of Square Enix.
The number of TV sets connected to the Internet will reach 965 million by 2020, up from 103 million at end-2010 and the 339 million expected at end-2014, according to a new report from Digital TV Research.
Gaikai CEO David Perry pitches streaming PlayStation titles from the cloud as a way to expose the world to a more diverse array of games.
When placed in the context of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s fantastical revenue projections, regulated online gambling looks like an abject failure.
Virtual games and technology company FlowPlay has launched what it claims is the first ever sports betting offering in the social casino market.
The Carano family's bid to acquire MTR Gaming Group of West Virginia got final approval Wednesday and the deal is expected to close on Friday, the companies said.
New Jersey-based gaming supplier High 5 Games (H5G) has been awarded a Remote Gaming Licence by the Gibraltar Gambling Commission, allowing it to expand its operations into regulated European.
Thursday will see New Jersey state Sen. Ray Lesniak introduce his latest piece of legislation intended to bring legal sports betting to the Garden State.
Trump Plaza in Atlantic City closed on Tuesday after 30 years in operation. It was by far the worst performer in the Atlantic City gaming market.
Analysts have been disappointed by the numbers produced from Nevada’s 17-month-old online poker network.
Caesars Interactive Entertainment doesn’t share that view.
We recently spoke with Gaikai CEO David Perry about all things PlayStation Now. The longtime developer joined the cloud-gaming company in 2009 and in 2012 Sony acquired it to form the core of PlayStation Now. Check out our interview as we touch on signing with Sony, remote play, what it takes to get a game on PS Now, expansion to more devices, overcoming rough cloud-gaming experiences, and looking to the future.
GameAccount Network plc, a leading developer and supplier of enterprise-level B2B Internet gaming systems and online gaming content, has been awarded a patent by the US Patent Office for its iBridge Framework™.
Four years ago, Multimedia Games was all but kaput.
Ultimate Gaming is currently partnered with the Trump Taj Mahal in New Jersey, but that partnership may be in jeopardy as Trump Entertainment Resorts has landed in bankruptcy court for the fourth time in its 24-year history in Atlantic City (1991, 2004, 2009, 2014).
The US has been slow to regulate online poker since the Department of Justice effectively closed down the market in 2011 when it indicted executives of the three largest online poker sites in the world.
In the three and half years plus since “Black Friday,” only three states have specifically legalized online poker: Delaware, Nevada in New Jersey.
Creative businesses have been trying to get around state video gambling laws for decades. Some found workarounds by exploiting loopholes in laws that were intended for arcades. Others managed to get state laws pertaining to gambling to take on a slightly different meaning by changing a few words with the help of state legislators, opening the door for unregulated gambling.
The revenue potential of regulated online gambling in the United States will be dampened by a rollout that will be slow, complex and fragmented.
Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino closed its doors early Tuesday, the fourth Atlantic City casino to go belly-up so far this year.
If ever there were a sports law case that had the proverbial "nine lives," it would have to be New Jersey's ongoing quest to legalize sports betting.
Eilers Research gaming analyst Adam Krejcik estimates the expanding social casino phenomenon in the U.S. will eclipse $2.7 billion in revenue this year.
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