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The firm will reveal exciting new math models designed to take the gaming industry to a new level of fun and profitability. “Operators and players in nearly every gaming jurisdiction in the world know that Aristocrat games are more fun to play than games from any other supplier. The driving reason for that is our math – it’s just simply better and makes the game more fun,” Nick Khin, President of Aristocrat Americas said.“We have spent the last year creating...
The law was passed because the authorities consider that the zone must be in the place people can reach by any transport and in resort place for more visitors. Opponents consider that it is injudicious step because in Anapa too many children that have rest in the camps. But the senator of the region told that the distance between childish resort and the gambling zone was 50 km and there is no any transport services between them.RGW
The Organizers of the Gaming Expo-Forum “Russian Gaming Week” (Moscow, 07 – 09.06.2011) will participate in IGE 2011 exhibition in London.If you are interested in receiving more information regarding terms & conditions of participation in the 2011 exhibition and its business part, please contact us in advance at [email protected] in order to schedule our meeting at the London event. See you in London in 2011!
Back in 2009 the Russian government decided it would prohibit gambling everywhere except in four far flung regions of the vast country. Apparently this action has been sum what effective in stemming the proliferation of casinos and betting stalls in the major cities in Russia. Sports wagering was the only type of gambling that was left out of the prohibition measures.A new bill that has been introduced by Ivan Savvidi, proposes fines of up to 2000 roubles to be imposed...
A PricewaterhouseCoopers study predicts the market that includes Macau in China, as well as Singapore, South Korea and Australia will generate us$ 62.9 billion by then. Revenue for companies in those markets was us$ 21.8 billion in 2009.In the United States, 2009 gambling revenue was us$ 57.2 billion, including all commercial and American Indian casinos. PricewaterhouseCoopers expects that to edge up to us$ 68.3 billion by 2014.Gambling revenue is far lower than the amount people actually wager on table games,...