Report No. 131
Week in Casino News: Safety Push and New Slots
Codere raised guidance after strong results, Allwyn advanced player safety research and won a license dispute, while Relax Gaming launched Money Plane.
The brief
Codere Online reported stronger than expected second quarter numbers and lifted its full year outlook. The operator's performance points to steady demand in its core markets.
Player safety research gains ground
Allwyn launched a new study into responsible play tools. The move comes as regulators watch operator practices more closely across multiple jurisdictions.
Allwyn and the UK Gambling Commission also secured a court win in a long running lottery license case. The ruling clears one path for the operator to expand its UK footprint.
Fresh slot title takes flight
Relax Gaming released Money Plane, a high altitude themed slot that puts players in the cockpit of a cash filled jet. Early test play shows standard bonus rounds built around in flight pick features.
Regional casino portfolio shifts
Churchill Downs signaled it will sell its regional properties one at a time rather than as a package. Buyers will likely focus on individual locations that fit existing portfolios.
Caesars and VICI Properties are exploring a joint bid to develop an NBA arena in Las Vegas. The project would add another large scale entertainment venue to the Strip.
- Codere raises full year guidance
- Allwyn advances safety study
- Relax Gaming drops Money Plane
- Churchill Downs plans individual sales
Benches for this report
- casino news
- slot releases
- player safety
- operator results
- regional gaming
