G3 Newswire

[...] and the content, in many cases, is less than compelling. GameAccount Network developed Simulated Gaming as an off-Facebook social gaming product to enable land-based casino operators to offer a [...]

[...] be bringing their solutions to life this quarter thanks to the strong performance of our Simulated Gaming monetized social casino customers and regulated gaming presence in New Jersey in the time [...]

[...] scale. The other big US casino operators kept their powder dry, until Foxwoods launched a Simulated Gaming™ website powered by GameAccount Network’s regulated Internet Gaming System and taking a [...]

[...] be using ICE primarily to showcase the huge strategic and commercial benefits of its unique Simulated Gaming offering to land-based casino operators. Explaining the benefits Lindsay said: ” It ( [...]

[...] From the early days of the online poker boom, through to the devastating Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act of 2006 (UIGEA), and [...]

[...]  Antonio Esfandiari has signed on as Brand Ambassador for Ultimate Poker, a licensed online poker room in the state of Nevada, launching in 2013. Making history as the first professional poker [...]

[...] a small percentage pay real money to buy virtual money for extended time-on-device. But land-based casinos would need to have online casinos themselves to really be competing against Social Casino [...]

[...] table games on a website which may be connected to a land-based casino. It’s perfect for land-based casinos that want to offer a form of online gaming in an environment prior to real money gaming [...]

[...] use the web to drive return trips to your casino operation? Another reason I believe monetised social gaming has yet to hit a tipping point of adoption is that operators are viewing offerings like [...]

[...] . However, the technology is falling behind the market demand. Add this to the trend of social gaming, which is mostly consumed by players using mobile devices, and you are face to face with an [...]

[...] and currently entirely devoid of regulation. Whilst there is a plethora of casino type social gaming sites available via Facebook, and while it can be a very effective marketing channel, revenues [...]

[...] to see your offers and think of your brand instead of the casino down the street?  Offer social gaming. For operators who’ve accepted that the result of non-participation on the web is arrested [...]

[...] the huge strategic and commercial benefits of its unique Simulated Gaming offering to land-based casino operators. Explaining the benefits Lindsay said: ” It (Simulated Gaming) is a social gaming [...]

[...] Hundreds of land-based casino operators around the world have been quietly disrupted by their suppliers of slot machines. Their [...]

[...] Gaming.  They can spend that credit in the land-based casino when they visit. For land-based casino operators, this is the perfect opportunity to engage with their current, lapsed and future [...]

Hundreds of land-based casino operators around the world have been quietly disrupted by their suppliers of slot machines. Their suppliers have become, [...]

[...] your website for a singular piece of information, players can go to a customised Simulated Gaming website designed for your operation and play their favourite slot games, roulette, blackjack, [...]

[...] land-based operators and manufacturers railing against the proposed introduction of regulated online gaming. Cannibalisation is a word often trotted out by casino operators, or well entrenched and [...]

[...] you want to watch aren’t available. In the same way, what’s absolutely crucial for online operators is the ability to engender a feeling of trust, integrity and familiarity with the games [...]