Aruze Gaming Global (AG2), a Las Vegas-based casino equipment manufacturer, is pleased to reveal that it has managed to achieve a crucial landmark in its business, having obtained validations from fourteen tribal entities over the US, in addition to securing licenses from the Wisconsin Division of Gaming, West Virginia Lottery and Louisiana Gaming Control Board.
Tipping point:
This significant accomplishment represents a notable extension for the said firm, reinforcing its devotion to offering state-of-the-art gaming solutions that incorporate the biggest standards of regulatory compliance. In addition, the aforementioned 14 tribal validations emphasize the commitment of the firm to nurturing robust relationships with tribal communities, while making sure transparent and responsible gaming practices.
As for Louisiana in particular, the said firm has managed to get the desired license from the Louisiana’s regulator, aka the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, permitting the firm to only add to the lively gaming environment of the state. However, the validation from South Dakota and the West Virginia Lottery puts the firm as a crucial player in the area, and the certification provided by the Wisconsin gaming regulator, aka the Wisconsin Division of Gaming, allows them to get fresh chances in the said state.
Furthermore, Aruze Gaming Global maintains its leadership position when it comes to the innovation in the gaming industry, meaning it provides a wide range of services and products. These recently mentioned milestones mean that the firm continues to improve and grow, which further means that is set to achieve remarkable success in the ever-evolving and dynamic gaming market landscape.
Commenting on these significant milestones, Global Chief Operating Officer at AG2, Kelcey Allison, commented according to the official press release: “We are thrilled to have received approvals from 14 tribal entities and additional state licenses in Louisiana, South Dakota, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. This achievement reflects our commitment to regulatory excellence and our dedication to providing top-tier gaming experiences. We look forward to contributing to the gaming industry in these regions and building lasting relationships with our esteemed customers.”
Aruze Gaming America to close its head office in Las Vegas next month:
In other news, A2G closed its Las Vegas head office in August 2023 and discharged 100 employees, according to a report filed with the state. The decision came six months after the firm filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Among the reasons for the decision was the garnishment judgement, handed down in January, related to a $27.4 million debt owed to Bartlit Beck LLP, a law company that has offices in Chicago and Denver that personally represented Kazuo Okada in a years-long lawsuit against Steve Wynn that resulted in a settlement in 2018 for $2.6 billion with Universal Entertainment Corp., which was established by Okada, the sole shareholder of the company and previous investor of Wynn Resorts.
Additionally, the closure was to take effect starting August 18, according to the required notice to the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation. Several other details were immediately accessible. However, representatives of the company did not provide an answer to extra questions about the closing by the time of publication.
