Online Gaming News

Sherwood Forest Fortunes is a five-reel, 20 pay-line video i-Slot that features three bonus rounds.

Absolute Poker and UB.com are preparing to liquidate their assets to pay players who have been unable to withdraw money from their sites since the owners of the online poker rooms were named in a criminal complaint by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in April.

Analysts say Massachusetts would be one the most highly sought-after gaming markets in recent history.

180 layoffs at Pocket Kings, a Dublin-based subsidiary of Full Tilt Poker.

NetroMedia will be adding five new streams for live casino platform provider Visionary iGaming before the end of 2011.

OpenBet will provide online games based on some of Shuffle Master's proprietary table games to Canada's legalized online gaming sites.

Penn National Gaming said its net income was $70.8 million in its third quarter ended Sept. 30, up from $57.1 million.

Gov. Pat Quinn said he would support his own scaled-down proposal, which would allow five new gaming locations, as opposed to nine.

The new slot machine that is based on the hit reality TV show was developed by Fremantle Media Enterprises in partnership with Ash Gaming.

Two days after walking out of their offices, employees at William Hill's Tel Aviv operations have been told that they will receive an extra month's pay in November and are guaranteed at least six months notice or the equivalent pay in severance should their jobs be eliminated if they return to work on Sunday.

LiveSport ranked second in this year’s Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe.

eCOGRA will particpate in the European Gaming and Betting Association's Responsible Gaming Day in Brussels on Wednesday.

The new Zukido-built in-play solution will feature dedicated scoreboards for Football, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball and Ice Hockey.

Online gamblers now have the ability to be disassociated with iGaming sites via Player Verify's 'Self-Exclusion' tool.

The technology available to slot machine manufacturers has allowed developers and designers to create games that are a combination of amusement park rides and gambling devices. And many of those designs were on display at the Global Gaming Expo last week in Las Vegas.