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AGE 2019 a booming success
This year the Australasian Gaming Expo celebrated the 30th Anniversary of showcasing Gaming and Hospitality products to representatives from Clubs, Hotels and Casinos. Delegates...
Star Entertainment profit hit by fall in VIP spending
Australian casino operator Star Entertainment Group posted an 8.4 percent annual drop in profit, amid a fall in VIP gaming revenue.
On Friday, the group...
NSW and Victoria stage turf war in Australian racing
Australian racing is in the midst of one of the biggest changes in its long history as the nation's two biggest states – New South Wales and Victoria – wage what the media have dubbed a "turf war" and behind which lies two different approaches to the business of betting.
SkyCity tackles licensing hurdles
SkyCity Entertainment is grappling with capacity issues, as licensing regulations in New Zealand make expansion of its properties difficult.
Customer experience a talking point of AGE Seminars
Delivering better customer experience was a key theme of the 2019 Australasian Gaming Expo Seminars, held this week at the Sydney International Convention Centre,...
Victoria launches probe into high roller wombat hunting
wombats, hunting, high rollers, gambling, VIPs, illegal hunting, wildlife, money laundering
Tabcorp FY revenue up 8.7 percent on lottery/keno
Tabcorp posted an 8.7 percent increase in revenue in the first full year after combining with Tatts Group, with a strong contribution from its lottery and keno division.
SkyCity posts flat annual profit
New Zealand hotel and casino operator SkyCity Entertainment Group has reported flat normalised earnings and profit in full year financial results released on Wednesday.
Cashless gambling a way of the future
Cashless gaming is seen as the next significant technology trend to hit the gaming floors, but experts believe there will still be work to...
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