Month: December 2024

BetMGM, a leading sports betting and iGaming corporation, has released its 2023 financial result. The joint venture of casino and entertainment giants MGM Resorts and Entain reportedly generated almost $2.00 billion in gaming revenue in 2023 to almost exceed expectations. More specifically, BetMGM reached $1.96 billion in revenues for the 12-months period ending on 31 December 2023 to reinforce its leading market position.

Sports Betting and iGaming Driving Figures:

According to a source, the company uses the result to remain focused to reach  a positive EBITDA of $500million by 2026 despite the negative EBITDA of $67million expected for full-year 2023. The strong 2023 result was reportedly mainly due to the iGaming and online sports betting improvement in comparison to the previous year. The source reports that BetMGM saw improvements across a wide range of operating parameters, such as first time deposits, bonus levels, and more. Also, the operator reportedly also improved the balance between the revenue and cost side.

In 2023, BetMGM continued its expansion across North America to currently boast the presence in 28 regional markets. These expansions reporte…

Online casino technology provider Bragg Gaming Group announced its reach in Spain has significantly extended after a new content deal with Gran Madrid|Casino Online.

Extending Spanish Presence

The agreement reached with Gran Madrid|Casino Online will see a rollout of Bragg’s gaming content into the platform of the Spanish-based online casino operator, offering its players a portfolio of feature-rich and engaging titles developed in-house and by Bragg’s exclusive studio partners.

Lara Falzon, president and chief operating officer of Bragg Gaming, commented on the arrangement, delighted to have launched content with Gran Madrid|Casino Online and be able to provide “a broad and rich portfolio of exclusive and high-quality casino titles” that she is certain would appeal to Spanish players.

This latest rollout is part of our ambitious growth plans for the year as we look to continue our expansion across key regulated European markets and beyond. Read More

There has been a significant uptake of online gambling in recent years—more players, more sites, more options. But where there’s money, there’s malice, and for every honest casino offering safe and fair gaming, there’s one that’s either out to make a quick buck or just falls short in the quality stakes. 

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was one of the best games of 2023. Its sprawling world is filled with secrets–and if you’re looking to uncover everything Hyrule has to offer, you’ll want to pick up the official Tears of the Kingdom strategy guide. And if you typically buy books from Amazon, you will definitely want to choose the hardcover collector’s edition version.

The collector’s edition is available for $27 (was $45), but the standard edition paperback is currently listed for $43. This is rather peculiar considering Amazon had the standard edition for around $20 at various points last year. What’s even stranger is that the standard edition launched with a $30 MSRP. And yet, the price at Amazon for the standard edition has been climbing for several months–and this $43 listing is indeed shipped and sold by Amazon. But you can still grab the standard edition guide for a great price, as Target has it for $18.79. Target also has the collector’s edition for $27.

This all could be a bizarre fluke, but if you haven’t picked up the guide and have any interest at all, the potential price increase, if the collector’s edition follows suit, is worth keepi…

Alex Previty, a sound design lead who worked on God of War: Ragnarok, revealed that they used their baby’s heartbeat while still in the womb to create the eerie noises made when players visit The Spark of the World.

The news comes from X/Twitter, where one user uploaded a clip of them playing Ragnarok and explained how they love the noises made when they visit this area. Shortly after that tweet was published, Previty explained how the noise the studio used for The Spark of the World was their daughter’s heartbeat while she was still in the womb. And it was recorded using a “3.5mm output of a baby doppler.”