iGaming Supplier News

Software provider SkillOnNet has signed an agreement to host the full suite of Net Entertainment’s popular online slots.

Yggdrasil Gaming announces the launch of its high variance game Cazino Zeppelin to the online casino market.

A leading technology supplier to the regulated online gaming industry Comtrade Gaming, announces a new game supplier deal with Blueprint Gaming.

Attraction takes players on an exciting adventure deep underground in a secret lab where electricity goes "Wild" and physics experiments are underway.

Racing Post, one of the best known brands in betting, is once again putting its full weight behind February's ICE show in London with betting industry writer Jim Cremin describing it as the business equivalent of 'the Grand National, the Melbourne Cup and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe all rolled into one'.

Ultimate Gaming employees were told of the shutdown Friday morning.

The past 10 years covering gaming nationally and internationally have been nothing short of a theme park thrill ride that Disney’s greatest designers couldn’t conjure.

Improved navigation and ease of use are key benefits for players.

There are over 650 games to enjoy at Crazy Vegas Casino, ranging from Table Game classics such as Baccarat and Roulette, with plenty of variations, to the latest blockbuster Video Slots packed with winning features.

AGA CEO Geoff Freeman said the AGA should be the group to clear up misconceptions or untruths about a regulated casino industry. That’s what the organization did in Massachusetts, and will do in other markets.

Playtech, the world’s leading multi-channel gaming software and services supplier, has signed Thrills Casino and SuperLenny Casino to its industry-leading Open Platform, allowing both rapidly expanding brands access to hundreds of the industry’s best performing games from more than 30 suppliers.

The program for the iGaming subsidiary of Malta’s largest land-based casino will be managed using Income Access software.

IGT, which is being bought by Italian lottery provider GTECH Holdings for $6.4 billion, said net income for the quarter that ended Sept. 30 was $70.9 million, compared with $64.5 million in the same quarter of 2013.

If successful — Las Vegas-based Pinnacle said the process could take up to a year to complete — the company will become two publicly traded entities.

The process was been put hold until a ballot question that sought to repeal the state’s casino law was decided. On Tuesday, Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly rejected the referendum.