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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
PartyGaming News Media Update
PartyGaming Friday reported a less-than-expected 6.5% fall in first-half earnings, hurt by the stronger dollar against the pound and fierce poker competition online, and said second-half trading so far has been in line with management's expectations.
Chief Executive Jim Ryan advised trading in the three weeks ended 18th August, which represents the peak holiday season in most of the group's core markets, has been "strong," inline with management's business expectations.
Mr Ryan said the company's three-year strategy is on track and that it remains "confident about the group's prospects and look forward to the rest of the year with confidence."
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization from continuing operations - the key figure watched by U.K. gaming analysts - fell 6.5% to $60.7 million in the first half to June 30, ahead of market expectations of $58.7 million. This compares with $64.9 million over the same period last year.
First-half net revenue dropped 21% to $201.3 million, inline with expectations, from $254.8 million a year earlier.
PartyGaming, the world's biggest listed-online gaming group by market capitalization, has been on the acquisition trail since its long-awaited settlement with U.S. authorities over its defunct gaming operations there in April.
Its first purchase was London-based bingo and casino operator Cashcade Ltd. for GBP95.9 million last month, and earlier this week it agreed to buy the bulk of WPT Enterprises Inc.'s operating assets for $12.3 million as well as 5% of the revenue generated by the assets.
Gibraltar-based PartyGaming didn't declare an interim dividend, in line with expectations, preferring to stock-pile money for "attractive consolidation opportunities." The U.K.-listed company hasn't paid a dividend since the U.S. government banned the online gaming industry in October 2006.
PartyGaming shares closed at 266 pence, valuing the company at GBP1.08 billion on the London Stock Exchange. The stock has risen 37% since January, fueled by its legal settlement with U.S. authorities and expansion plans.
PartyGaming's flagship brands are PartyCasino.com, PartyPoker.com, and is looking to ramp up its recent purchased brands, World Poker Tour and Foxy Bingo.
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Chief Executive Jim Ryan advised trading in the three weeks ended 18th August, which represents the peak holiday season in most of the group's core markets, has been "strong," inline with management's business expectations.
Mr Ryan said the company's three-year strategy is on track and that it remains "confident about the group's prospects and look forward to the rest of the year with confidence."
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization from continuing operations - the key figure watched by U.K. gaming analysts - fell 6.5% to $60.7 million in the first half to June 30, ahead of market expectations of $58.7 million. This compares with $64.9 million over the same period last year.
First-half net revenue dropped 21% to $201.3 million, inline with expectations, from $254.8 million a year earlier.
PartyGaming, the world's biggest listed-online gaming group by market capitalization, has been on the acquisition trail since its long-awaited settlement with U.S. authorities over its defunct gaming operations there in April.
Its first purchase was London-based bingo and casino operator Cashcade Ltd. for GBP95.9 million last month, and earlier this week it agreed to buy the bulk of WPT Enterprises Inc.'s operating assets for $12.3 million as well as 5% of the revenue generated by the assets.
Gibraltar-based PartyGaming didn't declare an interim dividend, in line with expectations, preferring to stock-pile money for "attractive consolidation opportunities." The U.K.-listed company hasn't paid a dividend since the U.S. government banned the online gaming industry in October 2006.
PartyGaming shares closed at 266 pence, valuing the company at GBP1.08 billion on the London Stock Exchange. The stock has risen 37% since January, fueled by its legal settlement with U.S. authorities and expansion plans.
PartyGaming's flagship brands are PartyCasino.com, PartyPoker.com, and is looking to ramp up its recent purchased brands, World Poker Tour and Foxy Bingo.
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Monday, September 7, 2009
State pulls video slot that nearly broke the bank - 1st September 2009
One of the Oregon Lottery’s most popular games went haywire sometime last week, letting players rack up big jackpots on a particular video slot game and leaving merchants holding the bag.
The game was pulled from video terminals late Monday, but not before many retailers had to pony up their share of payouts that often totaled $1,000 to $3,000 per machine. The retailers cover 27.5 percent of all payouts, so for every $1,000 that players win, the retailer pays $275 and the state pays the rest.
It works the same way with losses; retailers get to keep 27.5 percent of whatever gamblers lose at the machines. The terminals are all programmed to pay out less than they take in over time, so merchants are supposed to make a profit on the machines.
But even merchants with multiple terminals could have lost a month or more of profits from the glitch in a game called Da Vinci Diamonds. Known as a video slot game or line game, it has five spinning reels and pays out prizes when players get certain icons in a given row.
Sometime last week, the icons all started lining up gold.
A manager at Sweet Illusions in Springfield, who declined to give his name because he didn’t want to anger state lottery officials, said he noticed the problem on Aug. 26.
The terminal that offered DaVinci Diamonds was paying out unusually large amounts, he said.
He made several calls to the lottery office over the next several days, but each time he was told that some games go through “hot spells” and that the issue would sort itself out. But the machine continued to bleed cash.
“We paid out more on that game than I make in a month,” he said. “People were playing it like crazy.”
Jim Trunnell, the owner of Porky’ s Palace barbecue restaurant on Highway 99 in west Eugene, said players caught onto the game’s generosity well before lottery officials. It was so obvious that some people warned him to shut off the machine because the payouts were too good, he said.
“People were foaming at the mouth to play that game,” he said, and not just in Eugene and Springfield.
The game “paid off in every single machine across the state of Oregon,” Trunnell said. “I don’t get very many players in here, but I was alarmed when $201 was put in a machine and $2,400 was paid out.”
Lottery spokesman Chuck Baumann said complaints about the game started coming in last week and officials began looking into it on Thursday. But he said it usually takes several days to determine whether a game is malfunctioning or just going through the normal ups and downs of gambling.
It wasn’t until Monday that the decision was made to pull the game, which was done through the state’s central lottery computer.
At this point, Baumann said the problem is being investigated, but it will take time to figure out what happened.
He said DaVinci Diamonds was one of the lottery’s most popular games and has been available at virtually every location where video lottery is offered since it was introduced last spring. However, the game was only offered on a single terminal at each location.
The machines are not programmed by the state lottery.
DaVinci Diamonds is a product of WagerWorks, a division of International Game Technology based in Reno, Nev.
Video lottery games are offered at 2,373 locations in Oregon. Baumann said the lottery is generally reluctant to shut down games until it’s clear there is a problem.
“Shutting down a game is not something we want to do,” he said. “This kind of thing doesn’t happen very often.”
As for whether retailers will be compensated for their losses, Baumann said that’s up in the air. It will depend on what went wrong with the game and who, if anyone, was at fault.
Rumors are flying among lottery retailers about what caused the problem, with one alleging that a lottery programmer deliberately sabotaged the game after being fired. That was news to Baumann, who replied “absolutely not” when asked if lottery officials had any reason to believe the glitch was a deliberate act.
But retailers aren’t convinced. They said too many people seemed to know specifically which game was affected and how to defeat it, which they said involved placing fingers on certain parts of the touch-screen game at the right time to get a winning spin.
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The game was pulled from video terminals late Monday, but not before many retailers had to pony up their share of payouts that often totaled $1,000 to $3,000 per machine. The retailers cover 27.5 percent of all payouts, so for every $1,000 that players win, the retailer pays $275 and the state pays the rest.
It works the same way with losses; retailers get to keep 27.5 percent of whatever gamblers lose at the machines. The terminals are all programmed to pay out less than they take in over time, so merchants are supposed to make a profit on the machines.
But even merchants with multiple terminals could have lost a month or more of profits from the glitch in a game called Da Vinci Diamonds. Known as a video slot game or line game, it has five spinning reels and pays out prizes when players get certain icons in a given row.
Sometime last week, the icons all started lining up gold.
A manager at Sweet Illusions in Springfield, who declined to give his name because he didn’t want to anger state lottery officials, said he noticed the problem on Aug. 26.
The terminal that offered DaVinci Diamonds was paying out unusually large amounts, he said.
He made several calls to the lottery office over the next several days, but each time he was told that some games go through “hot spells” and that the issue would sort itself out. But the machine continued to bleed cash.
“We paid out more on that game than I make in a month,” he said. “People were playing it like crazy.”
Jim Trunnell, the owner of Porky’ s Palace barbecue restaurant on Highway 99 in west Eugene, said players caught onto the game’s generosity well before lottery officials. It was so obvious that some people warned him to shut off the machine because the payouts were too good, he said.
“People were foaming at the mouth to play that game,” he said, and not just in Eugene and Springfield.
The game “paid off in every single machine across the state of Oregon,” Trunnell said. “I don’t get very many players in here, but I was alarmed when $201 was put in a machine and $2,400 was paid out.”
Lottery spokesman Chuck Baumann said complaints about the game started coming in last week and officials began looking into it on Thursday. But he said it usually takes several days to determine whether a game is malfunctioning or just going through the normal ups and downs of gambling.
It wasn’t until Monday that the decision was made to pull the game, which was done through the state’s central lottery computer.
At this point, Baumann said the problem is being investigated, but it will take time to figure out what happened.
He said DaVinci Diamonds was one of the lottery’s most popular games and has been available at virtually every location where video lottery is offered since it was introduced last spring. However, the game was only offered on a single terminal at each location.
The machines are not programmed by the state lottery.
DaVinci Diamonds is a product of WagerWorks, a division of International Game Technology based in Reno, Nev.
Video lottery games are offered at 2,373 locations in Oregon. Baumann said the lottery is generally reluctant to shut down games until it’s clear there is a problem.
“Shutting down a game is not something we want to do,” he said. “This kind of thing doesn’t happen very often.”
As for whether retailers will be compensated for their losses, Baumann said that’s up in the air. It will depend on what went wrong with the game and who, if anyone, was at fault.
Rumors are flying among lottery retailers about what caused the problem, with one alleging that a lottery programmer deliberately sabotaged the game after being fired. That was news to Baumann, who replied “absolutely not” when asked if lottery officials had any reason to believe the glitch was a deliberate act.
But retailers aren’t convinced. They said too many people seemed to know specifically which game was affected and how to defeat it, which they said involved placing fingers on certain parts of the touch-screen game at the right time to get a winning spin.
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Saturday, September 5, 2009
Richard Branson Plays Online Casino At? ... Virgin Casino From Virgin Games, by Greg Tingle
Ok, we admit, it's a headline and eyeball grabber, but hey, we're just following the lead by arguably the world's greatest publicity stunt guru, and celebrated business tycoon, Mr.. um, Sir Richard.
Sir Richard Branson has been publicly spotted at casinos a few times over the years. Most recently at The Palms in Vegas, where a stunt didn't go quite as planned, scraping the casino with his pants and hands, and fortunately escaping with his life, thus cheating death, something he's accustomed to with his planes, trains, automobiles and hot air balloons... oh, and now space ships.
Earlier this year Mr Branson was spotted with Australian media tycoon, James Packer, at the Melbourne Grand Prix, but Branson didn't try his luck at Crown, although Mr Tom Cruise (from Top Gun and Mission: Impossible fame) and family did a few months later. Branson also scored (or should that be campaigned) a cameo in Casino Royale a few years ago, if you want to include that "buy in", or gift in kind.
By the way, readers, unfortunately Australian players can't play online casino at Virgin Casino, due to technical reasons we will leave for the legal eagles, however punters can plan in person at Mr Packer's Crown Casino, TAB's Star City Casino, or online via our friends at PartyCasino.com or Captain Cooks Casino, and if poker is your poised and your based down under in Australia, try PartyPoker.com, Noble Poker or Titan Poker, and you might even quality to play at the Poker Cup at Crown Casino next month!
Aussie tongues are also wagging about the Aussie Millions coming up at Crown this January, and PartyGaming is setting the agenda on a global scale with their recent purchase of the World Poker Tour, for a cool 13 million or thereabouts.
Our friends in the national and international news media community provided more than adequate media coverage of the World Poker Tour deal, and they have been more than fair to Branson and his Virgin Group of Companies over the years also.
So, if online casino is your poison and your ISP or firewall will let you into VirginCasino.com, go for it, and if not, try the Global Gaming Directory, World Casino Directory, World Gaming Director or Multi Currency Casino, you might bypass Virgin, and end up at PartyCasino.com Mr Branson should forgive you if you have no other choice, and he might like to write to Australia's ACMA in the meantime to see if it's the Aussie great firewall playing games, or something else.
In any event, work hard and party hard, be it a Virgin, Party Casino animal, or World Poker Tour high flyer. Australia's Team Goanna and Gumleaf Mafia would be proud of the business and casino entrepreneurs efforts, and Mr Packer, CAP, Gambling911, GPWA, Poker News Daily and EGR, keep the bastards honest.
Branson, Packer, Ryan, Ayre, Garber, Weizer, Trump, Adelson, Wynn, Murdoch, Costigan... your're throw of the dice. Cheers me maties.
*Greg Tingle is the founder and director of the Media Man Australia group of companies.
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Sir Richard Branson has been publicly spotted at casinos a few times over the years. Most recently at The Palms in Vegas, where a stunt didn't go quite as planned, scraping the casino with his pants and hands, and fortunately escaping with his life, thus cheating death, something he's accustomed to with his planes, trains, automobiles and hot air balloons... oh, and now space ships.
Earlier this year Mr Branson was spotted with Australian media tycoon, James Packer, at the Melbourne Grand Prix, but Branson didn't try his luck at Crown, although Mr Tom Cruise (from Top Gun and Mission: Impossible fame) and family did a few months later. Branson also scored (or should that be campaigned) a cameo in Casino Royale a few years ago, if you want to include that "buy in", or gift in kind.
By the way, readers, unfortunately Australian players can't play online casino at Virgin Casino, due to technical reasons we will leave for the legal eagles, however punters can plan in person at Mr Packer's Crown Casino, TAB's Star City Casino, or online via our friends at PartyCasino.com or Captain Cooks Casino, and if poker is your poised and your based down under in Australia, try PartyPoker.com, Noble Poker or Titan Poker, and you might even quality to play at the Poker Cup at Crown Casino next month!
Aussie tongues are also wagging about the Aussie Millions coming up at Crown this January, and PartyGaming is setting the agenda on a global scale with their recent purchase of the World Poker Tour, for a cool 13 million or thereabouts.
Our friends in the national and international news media community provided more than adequate media coverage of the World Poker Tour deal, and they have been more than fair to Branson and his Virgin Group of Companies over the years also.
So, if online casino is your poison and your ISP or firewall will let you into VirginCasino.com, go for it, and if not, try the Global Gaming Directory, World Casino Directory, World Gaming Director or Multi Currency Casino, you might bypass Virgin, and end up at PartyCasino.com Mr Branson should forgive you if you have no other choice, and he might like to write to Australia's ACMA in the meantime to see if it's the Aussie great firewall playing games, or something else.
In any event, work hard and party hard, be it a Virgin, Party Casino animal, or World Poker Tour high flyer. Australia's Team Goanna and Gumleaf Mafia would be proud of the business and casino entrepreneurs efforts, and Mr Packer, CAP, Gambling911, GPWA, Poker News Daily and EGR, keep the bastards honest.
Branson, Packer, Ryan, Ayre, Garber, Weizer, Trump, Adelson, Wynn, Murdoch, Costigan... your're throw of the dice. Cheers me maties.
*Greg Tingle is the founder and director of the Media Man Australia group of companies.
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The Reel Heist Promotion at Virgin Casino
This month Virgin Casino have a great promotion for online slots fans this September.
The Reel Heist at Virgin Casino starts on 14th September and it runs till the end of the month.
There’s £50,000 to be won and it’s easy to participate in this promotion that could see you walk away with up to £100 every single day.
It’s easy to take part in the Reel Heist at Virgin Casino. Watch out for the selected online slots games between Monday 14th and Sunday 27th September and play.
As you play, you will earn cash for you wagers, depending on how much you wager on the selected casino slot games every day you will earn yourself between £5 and £100 every single day. That’s up to £1,400 over the whole promotional period.
Below are the qualifying wagers and what you can win playing your favourite online slots in the Reel Heist at Virgin Casino:
Tier 1: Wager £175 to receive a £5 bonus
Tier 2: Wager £350 to receive a £10 bonus
Tier 3: Wager £700 to receive a £20 bonus
Tier 4: Wager £1,400 to receive a £40 bonus
Tier 5: Wager £1,750 to receive a £50 bonus
Tier 6: Wager £3,500 to receive a £100 bonus
These bonuses are available every single day and as you can see there’s one to suit all pockets.
It's a daily promotion you can join in as few or as many days as you like. The great thing is that once you have earned your online slots bonus for one day, you can head back in the next day and have anther go.
Be sure to check out Virgin Casino for two whole weeks of ‘reel’ action today.
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The Reel Heist at Virgin Casino starts on 14th September and it runs till the end of the month.
There’s £50,000 to be won and it’s easy to participate in this promotion that could see you walk away with up to £100 every single day.
It’s easy to take part in the Reel Heist at Virgin Casino. Watch out for the selected online slots games between Monday 14th and Sunday 27th September and play.
As you play, you will earn cash for you wagers, depending on how much you wager on the selected casino slot games every day you will earn yourself between £5 and £100 every single day. That’s up to £1,400 over the whole promotional period.
Below are the qualifying wagers and what you can win playing your favourite online slots in the Reel Heist at Virgin Casino:
Tier 1: Wager £175 to receive a £5 bonus
Tier 2: Wager £350 to receive a £10 bonus
Tier 3: Wager £700 to receive a £20 bonus
Tier 4: Wager £1,400 to receive a £40 bonus
Tier 5: Wager £1,750 to receive a £50 bonus
Tier 6: Wager £3,500 to receive a £100 bonus
These bonuses are available every single day and as you can see there’s one to suit all pockets.
It's a daily promotion you can join in as few or as many days as you like. The great thing is that once you have earned your online slots bonus for one day, you can head back in the next day and have anther go.
Be sure to check out Virgin Casino for two whole weeks of ‘reel’ action today.
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Friday, September 4, 2009
Party Casino jackpot breaks $3.5 million mark
GIBRALTAR -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- The Party Casino Gold Mega Jackpot recently climbed to over a staggering $3,535,000 and is still waiting to be hit! This jackpot is currently the biggest in online gaming!
A PartyCasino.com spokesman said: "The record Gold Mega Jackpot continues to grow and grow – it is currently the industry's biggest jackpot waiting to be won!
PartyCasino.com continues to rapidly expand its number of games. Newly licensed games have been added recently, more details of which will be released in the near future."
Gold Mega Jackpot games at PartyCasino.com are: The Godfather, Mega Fortune Wheel, Super Joker, Super Mystic, Super Fortune Wheel and Super Star.
Party Casino now offers over 130 games, including 91 slots, and pays out well over $10 million EVERY DAY to players. The world's largest online casino continues to expand - in fact the number of games on PartyCasino.com has more than DOUBLED in just seven months and there are a lot more games to come! Recent popular additions include old school classics such as King Kong and Wheel of Fortune while the swinging musical interactive slot Sinatra has proved to be popular.
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A PartyCasino.com spokesman said: "The record Gold Mega Jackpot continues to grow and grow – it is currently the industry's biggest jackpot waiting to be won!
PartyCasino.com continues to rapidly expand its number of games. Newly licensed games have been added recently, more details of which will be released in the near future."
Gold Mega Jackpot games at PartyCasino.com are: The Godfather, Mega Fortune Wheel, Super Joker, Super Mystic, Super Fortune Wheel and Super Star.
Party Casino now offers over 130 games, including 91 slots, and pays out well over $10 million EVERY DAY to players. The world's largest online casino continues to expand - in fact the number of games on PartyCasino.com has more than DOUBLED in just seven months and there are a lot more games to come! Recent popular additions include old school classics such as King Kong and Wheel of Fortune while the swinging musical interactive slot Sinatra has proved to be popular.
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