Games Software News

William Hill Plc has until November to decide whether to exercise its option to purchase Playtech Ltd.'s 29 percent stake in its online business, according to an industry analyst.

Penn National Gaming paid its $50? million license fee on Monday, one of the final steps in clearing the way for the commission’s certification that the casino meets state regulations.

iGame Malta Ltd is finalizing a services agreement with one of the world´s leading poker networks.

International Game Technology has added bingo to its suite of casino games in the DoubleDown Casino.

Botsphere provides trading solutions to a number of gaming businesses including BetVictor, Betfair, BetFred, Boylesports and Offside Gaming.

DoubleDown Casino will have its application hosted on the Hard Rock Hotel's website.

Penn National Gaming spent $5.5 million trying to prevent expanded gambling in Maryland.

The product gives players a seamless experience between the web and mobile platforms where they are able to play bingo variants including 90, 75, 80 ball as well as Deal or No Deal Bingo.

Marylanders, get ready for a mudslinging sequel.

DoubleDown Casino application will be hosted on the websites for five Jacobs Entertainment Inc. venues.

Experience the very best of the wild wild West – it’s the Rawhide slot game, online for the first time at JackpotParty.

This week, J Todd discusses Facebook's real-money bingo app and what it could mean for affiliates. Also, New Jersey gets sued over sports betting, and Maryland abandons thoughts of online gambling.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss real-money online gambling launching on Facebook in the U.K., the NFL and other sports leagues suing New Jersey over sports betting and what it takes to live in Las Vegas. The also report on their Olympic wagers and make some more best bets on the Games.

The Micro Bingo product allows the cross selling of Microgame’s (MG) People’s Bingo into other MG gaming products, such as People’s Poker.

Facebook users aged 18 and over in the U.K. will be able to play games for real cash prizes thanks to the launch of Bingo & Slots Friendzy, the new Jackpotjoy application by Gamesys.