Electronic table games have been in casinos around the world for more than two decades, but post-pandemic factors have made the games ubiquitous — and more diverse — in the Las Vegas market.

The Minnesota Supreme Court will decide whether Running Aces horse track and card room can operate video poker machines.

Electronic Table Games (ETGs) have quickly gained popularity in casinos across the United States, Canada, and internationally. While dealerless electronic versions of many casino games have been ...

Electronic Table Games (ETGs) are rapidly becoming a staple on casino floors across the United States, Canada, and beyond. Once considered a mere novelty, these dealerless versions of classic ...

Native American tribes are squaring off against a nearby card club's electronic tables that they claim are unfairly taking ...

The Minnesota Supreme Court is considering whether electronic gambling tables at a non-tribal card club violate state ...

Pennsylvania’s 17th casino, Parx Casino Shippensburg, 250 South Conestoga Drive in Shippensburg Township, is different than most of the state’s gaming facilities. The centerpiece is an ...

A new crowdfund effort plans to capture our collective love of electronic tabletop games and "immortalise the impact of these mini-arcade experiences" in a "high-quality coffee table style ...

According to some industry estimates, revenue from Electronic Table Games is expected to reach approximately $2 billion in 2024 and could increase to nearly $3.5 billion by 2030.