The Gaming Technologies Association (GTA) has announced the appointment of Adam Raskall as the Association's General Manager of Stakeholder Engagement and Communications.

Mohegan ended 2023 with almost $400 million Adjusted EBITDA, the ‘second highest in its 27-year history’ according to Chief Executive Officer, Raymond Pineault. In its earnings call, the gaming group management displayed how optimistic it is that its new Mohegan INSPIRE property in Incheon, South Korea will help drive stronger results and become cash flow positive by the end of 2024.

Aristocrat, eBet, IGT, and Light & Wonder have received conditional approval to lead a cashless gaming trial in 2024, according to the Gaming Technologies Association (GTA).

Macau gaming operators put the sector under the microscope in a panel at the MGS Entertainment Show, highlighting shortcomings and outlining the necessity for return on investment - even as they make good on their non-gaming investment pledges.

As a wealthy nation with a growing population and a reputation as a popular tourist destination, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) possesses significant growth potential in the gaming sector and major players from Asia and Las Vegas are likely to get a piece of the action. UAE-based lawyer Moses Charles Kivuna, breaks down the possible restrictions and restrictions for investors.

The casino industry is facing a turning point, with data as king. Earle G. Hall notes that any land-based operator who isn’t utilizing the trifecta of cloud services, big data and AI are bound to be left in the dust, as online is already 20 years ahead. Both regulators and operators stand to benefit from the shift, as demographics change and rules have yet to be written.

The 32nd edition of the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) has ended with over 8.000 delegates participating in the three-day event at the International Convention Centre Sydney.

China, the one gaming market no one can live without. And the reopening of borders proved exactly that, as Macau's economy is now leaping back, driven entirely by tourism - with hopes optimistic GDP targets will trickle down into Macau's coffers.

SJM must be yearning for a return to its glory days, as 2022 was another shocker - with the company seeing a $933 million loss as its Cotai Strip property results continued to disappoint.