Imagine Live unveiled its latest game addition - Casino Hold'em. This thrilling new game promises to elevate the poker experience for enthusiasts and novices alike, combining the excitement of traditional Texas Hold'em with the thrill of live casino action.

NeoGames S.A. subsidiary Aspire Global, the iGaming unit of the technology driven provider, has appointed vastly experienced industry leader Jonathan Chilton as Managing Director to further cement its status as a leading white label platform and services provider.

Five out of six gaming operators in Macau are unlikely to resume dividends by 2025, though Sands China and MGM China seem to be in a better position than others, according to calculations by Morgan Stanley.

The news that Australia’s The Star Entertainment is facing a second inquiry into whether its Sydney property can hold a casino license is “unimaginable”, considering the recent negotiations over duty rates, says expert Ben Lee.

B2B gaming supplier Push Gaming has launched its latest title, Hearts Highway. The retro-influenced game takes inspiration from the land-based slots of old while blending modern mechanics which include the inaugural appearance of an Action Replay feature to showcase big wins.

NeoGames S.A subsidiary Wizard Games is exploring a forest filled with enchanted animals in latest launch Golden Elk. The 5x3, 50 payline slot is set in a mystical wonderland, with harmony at its heart, where a Golden Elk offers its wisdom and wealth to all that encounter it.

Imagine Live announces the acquisition - via its holding company - of the highly coveted Malta Gaming Authority license, marking a significant milestone in its journey towards providing a secure and top-tier gaming experience to its global audience.  

Macau saw a flood of visitors over the Christmas holiday weekend, with authorities estimating some 362,000 visitors, at about 120,000 visitors per day.

Macau-based electronic gaming equipment and consultancy company Asia Pioneer Entertainment (APE) expects to leverage Southeast Asia's growing market, diverse economies, and market potential to drive its own growth, according to Herman Ng, the company's CEO, in an interview with AGB.

Asia is a unique market, and Pronet Gaming is being calculating, as the company humbly moves into Asia - while still crafting strong moves to capitalize on its strengths within the sphere. CEO Alex Leese points out how gray markets are beneficial, but larger operators need flexible systems on the ground to deliver.