River Cree Resort & Casino will host Canada’s first Hell’s Kitchen restaurant, planned to open in early 2026 at the property in the Edmonton area. River Cree chief executive and general manager Vik Mahajan said the resort had agreed a contract with the restaurant group and would build, manage and operate the venue.
The restaurant agreement adds a new hospitality offering at a Canadian casino resort.
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Quick Custom Intelligence said Rain Rock Casino Resort Hotel selected QCI Resorts and QCI Nimble for its California property. The company said the platforms will support player development, marketing and guest engagement, as well as coordination across resort operations.
QCI said Rain Rock Casino Resort Hotel picked QCI Resorts and QCI Nimble. The products are intended to make the way the resort runs, the way players are developed and the way guests are engaged work in a more connected manner.
Betsson has signed a multi-year sponsorship agreement with HJK Helsinki, according to the report. The deal covers the club’s men’s and women’s first teams and runs through the end of the 2032 season, but depends on Betsson securing a Finnish operating licence from the National Police Board.
Aristocrat Interactive agreed a five-year deal to supply eInstant games to the Kentucky Lottery, with Brightstar Lottery providing the systems integration. The first title, The Lamp, has gone live, and the lottery said the expanded digital offer supports its education-funding mission.
Casino games provider Eeze announced on Tuesday 20 October a global distribution agreement with BetConstruct. The report did not disclose financial terms or a launch timetable.
Eeze, a provider of online casino games, announced on Tuesday 20 October a global distribution agreement with BetConstruct, a company specialising in technology solutions for the betting sector.
BetMakers Technology Group has signed a deal with Pari-Mutuel Urbain, the French state-owned company holding a monopoly on horse racing betting. The Australian betting technology group said business continues as usual following Tabcorp's multi-hundred-million dollar purchase of the company.