Puerto Rico on-the-go slot machine market introduces new model
19 de diciembre de 2024
The new equipment “fully complies with applicable laws,” officials said. #NewsismyBusiness
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Gov’t Gaming Commission submits slot machine regulations to legislature
6 de marzo de 2024
The interim executive director of the regulatory body asks the legislative bodies to review the regulation quickly. #NewsismyBusiness
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Casino Metro presenta la ampliación $6M en el Sheraton Puerto Rico
23 de febrero de 2024
The Sheraton Convention Center hotel casino grows in size, games and employment. #NewsismyBusiness
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Gaming Commission waiting for $3.5M to ‘straighten out’ illegal slots industry
diciembre 2, 2021
After winning an appeal of a lawsuit related to the oversight of adult gaming slot machines, the Puerto Rico Gaming Commission is waiting for its share of $3.5 million from the Puerto Rico Treasury Department, from the $6 million earned this term to hire staff and straighten out the sector, agency officials said. The San […]
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PR Tourism Co. cancels slot machine project at LMM airport
diciembre 5, 2017
Fifteen months after the Puerto Rico Tourism Co. introduced slot machines at the Luis Muñoz Marín Airport in San Juan through a pilot program, the agency has officially shut down the project and removed the machines on Dec. 1, this media outlet confirmed.
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Slot machine project at LMM Airport ‘under evaluation’
marzo 1, 2017
If you are one of the thousands of passengers that have passed through the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport recently, you may have noticed that the slot machines placed in Terminals A and B have been powered down and cordoned off.
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Ejecutivo: Las máquinas tragamonedas ilegales reducen los ingresos de los casinos en $170M.
26 de julio de 2012
La proliferación de máquinas tragamonedas ilegales afecta a más de 2,800 empleados de casinos, quienes corren el riesgo de perder sus empleos por el cierre de los casinos que operan en Puerto Rico, advirtió el miércoles Eric Rodríguez, vicepresidente de la división de casinos de Empresas Santana.
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