Server-based technology will also allow Revel to use the slot machines as a marketing tool. Revel will be able to instantly communicate with customers about promotional offers and other perks by ...

In the summer of 2005, the casino industry was abuzz with excitement over what was then seen as the next great thing--server-based gaming, a major technological shift in how slot machines work.

Slot machine makers, keen to find a new selling point for a traditional game, are trying to increase the social aspect of slots by linking up machines so players can share payouts and the thrill of ...

New International Game Technology Chief Executive Officer Patti Hart knew when she took over the job 23 days ago, the Reno-based slot machine giant was facing challenges. Casino customers aren’t ...

Las Vegas casino games today are trying for a win by adding encryption and network connectivity for download. Today’s Las Vegas-style slot machines and casino games are electronic boxes that are built ...

LAS VEGAS (Dow Jones) -- The one-armed bandit has grown tentacles. Slot-machine makers are betting the house on new technology at the gambling industry's annual trade show here this week, hoping that ...

A New York firm hopes to be the first in the world to install skill-based slot machines on casino floors in which the main determining factor in how much a player can win is his or her ability to play ...