Category: News

Report Suggests City Won’t Profit from Casino

According to a recent report in the Toronto Star, a new casino in the downtown core may not be a profitable endeavour for the city as a whole. Journalist Alan Broadbent outlines all of the potential benefits of the new casino, but states that it may result in even more expenses for local tax payers. …

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PlayStation Ups Ante in Mobile Gaming Market

 Smartphones and tablet computers are overtaking traditional handheld consoles in the mobile gaming world. In a market where PSPs and DS consoles once reigned, iPhones and iPads are now taking over – but PlayStation won’t go down without a fight. To stay current, PlayStation has launched a deal with Skype, allowing users to make video…

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‘Moody’, Impulsive Children Prone to Gambling Addiction

 A recent study has shown that moody toddlers may be at risk of developing gambling addictions later on in life. While it may seem far-fetched, it does make sense, as researchers state that children who are moody and impulsive are possibly pre-disposed to this type of behaviour.  Researchers at University of Missouri, Duke University and…

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Could PokerStars Possibly Purchase Full Tilt?

 After Groupe Bernard Tapie backed out of its acquisition deal with Full Tilt Poker, rumours are now circulating that PokerStars is considering purchase the infamous online poker room. Although the claims seemed outrageous at first, The Wall Street Journal has confirmed that the two companies are actually in talks.  Despite being part of the Black…

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Online Gambling and Social Gaming Collide

In 2012, the combination of online gambling and social gaming is expected to come to fruition. According to a report in Venture Beat Magazine, one of the biggest stories of the year so far is the fact that online gambling developers are now exploring their options in the social gaming market.  At the recent iGaming…

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Majority of Torontonians Want A Casino

Everyone has something to say about the potential for a new casino in the downtown core of Toronto. From American gaming operators to local politicians – everyone has an opinion. However, there is one group of individuals that has yet to weigh in: the people who live here.  According to a recent poll published on…

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Companies Compete For Zynga’s Social Gaming Crown

The social gaming market is bigger than ever, as game developers from around the world are beginning to see the value in offering games via Facebook and other social networks. Zynga has been the top provider of social games for years, but some companies are confident that they can knock the operator out of the…

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Ceasars and MGM Eager for Toronto Casino

Two of the biggest entertainment and gaming companies in the world have their eyes on Toronto, as the city debates the possibility of opening up a casino in the downtown core. While most residents do not seem to be on board with the idea, the local government is eager to get started – and so…

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Montreal Casino Managers Weigh in on Toronto Casino Debate

 In the 1980s, Montreal became the first major city in Canada to open a local casino. After much debate, the casino opened amidst a flurry of criticism, but local politicians were convinced that it would be a beneficial for the city and its residents.  Critics of the new casino were worried that it would cause…

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Canada to Face South Africa in Davis Cup

You may not have expected it, but Canada actually has one of the top tennis teams in the world. While hockey is the country’s most beloved sport, Canada athletes also shine in other areas – and tennis is one of them.  To defend its place in the World Group (the top 16 Tennis teams worldwide),…

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