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FY24 Interim Results: Resilient Performance In Challenging Economic Environment - Vimarsana News

FY24 Interim Results: Resilient Performance In Challenging Economic Environment

SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited ( SkyCity ) today announced its results for the six months ended 31 December 2023. Key highlights are: Earnings performance resilient - 1H24 underlying Group EBITDA of $146.3 million despite the challenging economic ...

Casino news | New NSW study on late-night poker machine play - Vimarsana News

Casino news | New NSW study on late-night poker machine play

A new study from Roy Morgan Research shows a significant link between late-night poker machine gamblers and problematic gambling behaviour.

Research links late-night pokies play to problem gambling in NSW - Vimarsana News

Research links late-night pokies play to problem gambling in NSW

Consumers in New South Wales who gamble on poker machines late at night are more likely to suffer from problem gambling, according to a study.

'Silent epidemic': almost two-thirds of Sydney's gambling losses occur in city's west | Gambling - Vimarsana News

'Silent epidemic': almost two-thirds of Sydney's gambling losses occur in city's west | Gambling

Cost-of-living pressures, disadvantage and ‘oversaturation’ of machines in the region leading to higher levels of gambling-related harm, researchers say

'That's what money laundering is:' Crime Commission pushes cashless gaming card to target dirty money in pokies - Vimarsana News

'That's what money laundering is:' Crime Commission pushes cashless gaming card to target dirty money in pokies

NSW Crime Commissioner Michael Barnes says a mandatory cashless gaming card will only threaten the viability of pubs and clubs if their business model is predicated on the proceeds of crime.

Source: smh.com.au