Virginia casinos generate $95.2m in February gaming revenue
Virginia’s five land-based casinos generated $95.2m in adjusted gaming revenue (AGR) in February 2026, with operators paying $17.1m in state gaming taxes.
Virginia’s five land-based casinos generated $95.2m in adjusted gaming revenue (AGR) in February 2026, with operators paying $17.1m in state gaming taxes.
The operator partnered with Jogo Global and Banijay to obtain exclusive content rights to the well-known reality television franchise, with the rollout of online titles beginning on March 12.
The grand opening will officially complete a $26.2m transformation of the original riverboat casino, as the new property will feature over 400 slot machines, ETGs and a sportsbook.
Rumours suggest that the next land-based concession tender could raise starting bid prices, reduce the number of licences awarded and potentially change market concentration.
The deal will see Riddec Games' portfolio of slots, crash and casual titles integrated into the Reevo platform.
Slot provider Hacksaw Gaming has announced a new partnership with Mozzartbet for the Romanian market while at the same unveiling Hacksaw Ventures, an initiative aimed at supporting emerging studios and innovators.
The MGCB reported slot machine and table game revenue during the monthly period reached $100m, representing growth of 2% while retail sports betting revenue fell 31.2% to $578,285.
The two-day launch featured appearances from Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes alongside themed activations for Club Serrano members.
Operators will be able to integrate a curated library of Peruvian-approved content into their online casino platforms.
Eternal Link Warrior’s Empire’s online debut coincides with the title’s retail launch across North America and offers mini, minor, maxi and grand prizes to online and land-based players.