Italy-focused gaming operator and technology supplier Newgioco Group has reported a 3 per cent increase in revenue to US$9.1m for the second quarter of 2019.
Mississippi’s regulated sports betting market declined for the fourth consecutive month as total wagers fell to $13.4m during the month of July.
New York-listed supplier International Game Technology (IGT) has been selected to upgrade the Oregon Lottery’s central computer system.
Toronto-listed lottery provider Pollard Banknote has expanded its licensed brand portfolio through a new agreement with professional wrestling promoter World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
New York State’s newly regulated sports betting market generated total gross gaming revenue of $349,468 during the month of July.
New York-listed Penn National Gaming has confirmed plans to launch sports betting in Indiana at its Ameristar Casino East Chicago on 1 September.
New York-listed gaming supplier AGS has expanded its table games offering with the acquisition of New Jersey-based In Bet Gaming.
Highlight Games has teamed up with Nevada-based gaming supplier Spin Games to launch its new virtual sports title in New Jersey with ResortsCasino.com.
Pennsylvania’s regulated land-based and online gambling market generated total revenue of $281.5m during the month of July, including the first contributions from online casino and increasing revenue from sports betting.
Toronto-listed sports publisher theScore has secured initial license approval to offer online sports betting to players in New Jersey.
Stockholm-listed online lead generation specialist Catena Media has posted a 9 per cent decline in revenue to €23.7m for the second quarter of 2019, as new depositing customers fell by nearly a third compared to last year.
The US Department of Justice is continuing its fight against state-regulated online gaming and lotteries with its decision to appeal the recent ruling by the US District Court in New Hampshire.