Electronic Table Games (ETGs) are rapidly becoming a staple on casino floors across the United States, Canada, and beyond. Once considered a mere novelty, these dealerless versions of classic casino ...

Las Vegas’s oldest hotel is replacing all of its tables using real cards and dealers and replacing them with electronic gaming versions. The Golden Gate Hotel & Casino is "reimagining" its casino ...

Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem is doubling down on stadium gambling, with the addition of blackjack to its lineup of live dealer electronic table games. Sands Bethlehem made the announcement in a news ...

Machines like these allow casinos to circumvent state prohibitions on table games. A Shuffle Master electronic poker table game is seen at the Gaming Control Board offices in Harrisburg. HARRISBURG — ...

HAMMOND — The Horseshoe Casino is responding to state limits on live-dealer table game seating amid the COVID-19 pandemic by betting its guests will be open to electronic versions of their favorite ...

Interblock d.d., a developer of multi-player electronic table games, continues to expand its staff in Las Vegas as sales expand at a double-digit clip, Chief Executive Officer John Connelly said.

BH: We go meet with the decision-makers in Macau. The government considers us a slot machine and not a poker table or a gaming table. All electronic games are considered slot machines, so we meet with ...

Over the past two decades, casinos have steadily introduced electronic table games, blending them on the floor alongside live blackjack, roulette and craps. For most of that time, ETGs were a niche ...

Electronic versions of games such as roulette and blackjack are popular at racetrack casinos, including the Casino @ Dania Beach Nick Sortal Table games are not allowed at South Florida racetrack ...

Macau’s controversial table cap could be a blessing in disguise for casino operators. Union Gaming Research Macau says the number of electronic table game terminals that regulators count as a table ...

Electronic tables, which can cost thousands of dollars, are fueling new interest in the game. By Marilyn Ong If you run through iconic mahjong scenes from film — classics like “The Joy Luck Club” or ...