Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood announced the launch of Aristocrat Gaming’s $2 Million Dragon Link slot machines in Florida. The high-limit area installation features a progressive jackpot of $2 million and the Dragon Link Genghis Khan and Peace & Long Life themes, the casino said.
The high-limit launch gives Seminole Hard Rock guests access to Aristocrat’s progressive jackpot slot games.
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Aristocrat Gaming said Lightning 10 Year Storm debuted at WinStar World Casino and Resort in Thackerville, Oklahoma. The launch marks the 10th anniversary of the original Lightning Link game; the new title is available on the Baron Portrait cabinet.
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers said members elected its board at the 2026 annual meeting. Six directors received one-year terms, while two people joined as ex-officio, non-voting members; the board also approved three company membership applications.
The AGEM Index rose 16.4% in October to 2,108.59 points, its highest level in the tracked history, according to an announcement. All nine constituent companies recorded share-price gains; Konami contributed the largest increase, adding 150.45 points after its share price rose 23.3%.
The AGEM Index, a gauge of selected global gaming equipment suppliers' shares, gained 16.4 percent during October compared with the month before. The index reached 2,108.59 points after adding 297.58 points, and a Thursday announcement said this "marked the highest AGEM Index in tracked history".
Light & Wonder reported third-quarter net income of US$133 million, up 16.7% year on year, on revenue of US$824 million, down 2.0%. The company also appointed Matthieu Labbat chief executive of SciPlay, effective immediately; Labbat previously led Product Madness at Aristocrat Leisure.
Light & Wonder reported third-quarter net income of US$133m, up 16.7% year on year. Revenue for the three months to 30 September was US$824m, down 2.0%, the company said in a Wednesday announcement.
Play’n GO is reportedly preparing for a possible sale to a major regulated gaming business, with sources describing a potential deal in the hundreds of millions of euros. Chief executive Johan Törnqvist declined to comment; Aristocrat, Genting and Light & Wonder were mentioned as possible buyers, not confirmed bidders.
Play’n GO is reportedly exploring a sale to a major regulated gaming business. Sources reportedly said a deal could be worth hundreds of millions of euros. When contacted, co-founder and chief executive Johan Törnqvist replied: "No comment."