Stan Fulton, slots pioneer and owner of New Mexico’s Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino, passed away this week. Fulton died in Las Vegas, Nevada, and was 86 years old at the time of this death. According to the US News, no official cause of death has been listed. Fulton’s Early Life Stan Fulton was raised …
4D Slots Game Unveiled at Tropicana Atlantic City
The slots world has plenty of 3D games. But Tropicana Atlantic City has now unveiled the first 4D slots game. Sphinx 4D recently debuted at the Tropicana. This slot machine uses a camera that measures your hand gestures and lets you draw on the screen. One example of how this works is when you draw …
NetEnt Slots Jackpots Pay $93 Million in 2017
NetEnt slots jackpots were quite generous in 2017, paying out $93 million (€78m) over 321 jackpots. This is little surprise when considering that NetEnt is one of the world’s most popular online slotsmakers. But it’s still a staggering number that’s worth further discussing. Mega Fortune Dreams Pays the Most Which of NetEnt’s slots jackpots paid …
Pennsylvania Slot Machines Make $24 Million Less in 2017
Pennsylvania made $2.33 billion in slots revenue in 2017. However, this is a 1 percent decrease from the previous year, when Pennsylvania slot machines earned $2.36 billion. Figures from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board show that the state’s slot machines earned approximately $24 million less than in 2016. Breakdown of Pennsylvania Slots Revenue According to …
North Florida Slots Bill – Legal Slot Machines in Northern Florida?
Rep. Ramon Alexander, a Democrat from Gadsden and Leon County, has filed a bill to allow slot machine gambling at a local race track. The North Florida slots bill (HB 1111) is expected to be discussed in a legislative session this month. What are the Chances of the North Florida Slots Bill Passing? According to …
Why Don’t Casinos Offer More Loose Online Slots?
It stands to reason that casinos would get more customers if they added more loose online slots. After all, players are more likely to keep spinning if they’re winning. For example, let’s say that Microgaming offered 99% payback versus NetEnt offering 96% payback. Wouldn’t it seem like Microgaming would draw more customers? In theory it …