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The Canadian iGaming and sports betting company Rivalry is reaching back to move forward. Rivalry announced in a press release this week that its new iCasino platform, Casino.exe, doesn't just look and feel vintage, but also includes a "retro operating system" alongside an MP3 player, "custom game box art," and desktop icons and wallpaper to…

YouGov's latest report reveals that almost six in ten people in Singapore (56%) think online gambling should not be allowed, above the global average of two in five (46%). This makes the Republic the fourth most-opposed to online gambling globally, with only people in Spain (57%), India (57%) and China (56%) expressing greater resistance. YouGov's…

Almost six in 10 Singapore adults are opposed to the idea of legalizing online gambling, making them the fourth most opposed globally according to a new study by research data and analytics technology firm, YouGov. The study, titled "Global Gambling 2022: The consumer view in the gambling debate" found that 56% of Singaporeans think online gambling…

There was never a time when land-based casinos weren't popular among large portions of the population, many of whom were not gamblers by any stretch of the imagination. Sometimes those who spent time in casinos were there because of the amazing shows and dinner theatres in hotels attached to the casino. While they would go in to play a few pokies…

The industry name for the technology is TITO, short for "ticket-in, ticket-out." When you cash out of a video poker or slot machine, it produces a printed voucher of your winnings, which you can then take to a cashier-or leave atop the machine for the next player, if you feel like passing on some good karma. TITO has been in widespread use for…

Younger gamblers aren't known to be heavy spenders, but they could be the driving force behind the gaming industry's recovery. A May report from Las Vegas-based skill game maker Synergy Blue found 62 percent of U.S. gamblers 29 and younger would return to casinos once stay-at-home orders are lifted, while only 40 percent of those over age 60…