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- 1G2E panel says internet skill games differ from gambling▼G2E: Internet-based skill games are a different creature, panelists maintain
At the Global Gaming Expo (G2E), industry panelists argued that internet-based skill games should be understood as a distinct category, separate from traditional casino gambling. The discussion reflects ongoing debate in the gaming sector over how skill-based online games are classified and regulated, as operators and regulators weigh where these products fit within existing gambling laws.
- 2LT Game unveils Crapless Craps and Livo at G2E▼LT Game debuts new ETG ‘Crapless Craps’, slot titles and entertainment platform Livo at G2E Las Vegas
LT Game has introduced its new electronic table game 'Crapless Craps', a range of slot titles, and its entertainment platform Livo at the G2E trade show in Las Vegas. The rollout marks the company's push to expand its product line beyond its established offerings, showcasing new gaming content and digital entertainment options to casino industry buyers and operators attending the event.
- 3Horsford Urges Congress to Act on Prediction Markets▼Press Release: Steven Horsford Urges Congress to Act on Prediction Markets at G2E
Nevada Congressman Steven Horsford called on Congress to act on prediction markets during the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas, according to a press release. He argued the fast-growing sector needs clearer federal oversight, a concern of keen interest to the casino and gaming industry gathered at the event.