iGaming Supplier News

Gaming stocks ended a three-month downturn in their average daily prices during September, mainly due to greater consumer confidence nationally and a record-breaking gaming win by Nevada casinos in July.

News Brief: Penn National Gaming Inc. has received the go-ahead to start building a slot-machine facility at its Penn National Race Course in Grantville.

Legal expert I. Nelson Rose analyzes the legislation prohibiting Internet gambling that passed in Congress over the weekend.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has granted Penn National Gaming a conditional Category 1 slot machine license for the placement of slot machines at its planned Hollywood Casino.

Spin3 won the Best Gambling Company award at the first ever ME Awards, hosted by Mobile Entertainment magazie.

International Game Technology’s Board of Directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend of thirteen cents ($0.13) per share, payable on October 23, 2006 to shareholders of record on October 9, 2006.

eCOGRA has awarded its accreditation and "Play It Safe" seal to a further four tier one online gambling websites.

Casino City reports the appointment of Vin Narayanan to the position of Managing Editor of the organization's news and editorial team.

iGaming Business Magazine and Lyceum Events, in conjunction with Gambit, is to host an evening event on Thursday 28th September looking at the risks posed by US legislation on the iGaming industry.

The launch of the official Manchester United online gaming site was recently announced following an agreement signed between Manchester United and Playtech's licensee Betfred.

Dynasty Gaming Inc. reports the signing of a master licensing and reseller agreement for its Mahjong Mania software with Microgaming, the world's largest supplier of poker and casino gaming software.

Governing the Impacts of Gaming: The National Conference will take place Sept. 17-18, 2007, at the Annenberg Center at the University of Pennsylvania.

The manufacturers of "Deep Pockets" slot machine have confirmed that the winning jackpot meter as reflected on the machine was the result of a malfunction in the progressive link system.

Playtech's Winajackpot.com network has once again delivered a jackpot payout topping the $2 million mark.

"The biggest threat to this industry is not the United States government," said an obviously annoyed Marc Lesnick, organizer of the Fourth Annual Casino Affiliate Convention during the opening remarks of his program last week. "The biggest threat to this industry is the little boys who were afraid to come here today."