AGB’s recent article on “where did skill-based slots go?” was well received, though more than a few questions were raised that needed answers.

When was the last time you heard about skill-based gaming machines? We asked that same question at AGB last week and went out to get answers.

An Indian Supreme Court decision over gaming taxation will hold significant implications for an industry grappling with regulatory uncertainties and divergent tax rulings across the country, legal analysts consider.

BMM Testlabs has announced the promotion of Elizabeth Orola to Vice President of Land-Based Professional Service Delivery.

India's gaming industry holds immense promise, but navigating regulatory hurdles and addressing tax implications are critical for sustained growth, gaming consultant Sudhir Kalé said in an interview with AGB.

More tournaments, increasing offerings, better accessibility and more online following are all boosting the level of Asian poker play, notes Neil Johnson, President of the Asian Poker Tour.

Analysts at Maybank say that the new momentum in the United States is proving highly beneficial for Genting Malaysia. The group points out the main benefit is the processing of three commercial casino licenses in New York state, which ‘has resumed, which we gather favors’ Genting Malaysia.

Fast but volatile. Such is the world of crypto - a wild ride, but one which is full of benefits, if companies just know how to maximize the potential. Ana Schultz, from payment service provider FinchPay, points out how crypto adoption can be a major boon to iGaming operators who are still focused on a fiat-based world.

MegaPari is a rapidly rising star in the casino world, poised to compete with well-established brands. With an impressive portfolio of slot games, the brand provides a wide range of options; however, crash games have become a particular favorite among its user base.

And those who have been waiting to see an Integrated Resort in Japan are having their patience tested yet again, as MGM's Osaka IR project is now only expected to open in the autumn of 2030, at an additional cost of $1.3 billion. Meanwhile, down under, Australia's regulators are only likely to let up on their industry crackdown within three to five years, and Crown and The Star are seeking to position themselves for the win. And in South Korea, Jeju Dream Tower's casino revenue fell in August despite an increase in visitation.