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How To Throw The Perfect Bachelor Party In A Casino
When it comes to planning bachelor parties, Las Vegas is a classic, and for good reason too. The casinos in Vegas are some of the best in the world, and bachelor parties in Vegas casinos make for a fun night that you will never forget for as long as you live.
If you are planning on throwing a bachelor party in a casino, then here are some tips that you should keep in mind.
Double Check That Everyone is of The Legal Age
This is the very first step that you should take before you even start planning at all. you have to double check that everybody going on the trip is above the legal age. You should also find out what the gaming age is in the location you’re going for. In some casinos, it is 18, while other casinos have their legal age as 21. So you can bring the youngest groomsman along for some manly fun, just as long as he is up to 18 or 21, as the casino requires.
Choose A Destination
The second step is to select a location. Of course, Las Vegas is one of the first destinations that will come to mind because it is considered the go-to place to throw a bachelor party. If you are willing to pull out all the stops, then you should consider Macau, as it has great casinos too. However, if you are on a budget, then you can always visit casinos in your state. You are bound to have just fun no matter which option you decide to go for.
Book Hotel Rooms Ahead
Once you have decided on the location, you should proceed to book hotel rooms ahead. The last thing you want is to arrive with your bags packed and ready to have fun, only to be told that the hotel is fully booked. You should make sure that the hotel you’re booking is in a prime location and close to good casinos. Most casinos have hotels, so you should look into booking rooms in casino hotels because they often come with some perks.
Use Casino Discounts When Available
Most casinos have hotels, and they offer packages that let you do more for less. For example, if you and your group of friends are checking in to the hotel and are also planning to play some games at the casinos, then you may be entitled to some discounts. Some hotels may even give you a free upgrade. Or sometimes, it could be free valet service.
Don’t be too shy to ask if there are any packages available, or if you’re eligible for a free upgrade. At worst, they’ll say no, and at best, they’ll say yes and you’ll get to save on some money.
Consider An Online Casino
If you are on a tight budget but still want to have a casino bachelor party, then you should consider online casinos. Online casinos are a great way to have some casino fun without breaking the bank. You save money on transportation, hotel rooms, and all that. Even better, online casinos offer bonuses, so you can play more for less. You can get some free spins for registration to use in gameplay and win some money for free.
Online casinos are a great option for when you don’t have a lot of money to spend, but you still want to have some gaming fun.
Make Sure The Groom-To-Be Is The Center Of Attraction
You should make sure that the groom-to-be remains the center of attraction at all times. After all, it’s his bachelor party and he deserves all the attention. Make sure that he is comfortable with the casino, and make sure he has fun throughout.
Have Fun!
And lastly, don’t forget to have fun. You’ve done a great job planning this bachelor party and you deserve fun. While you may want to constantly check in on others and make sure that they’re comfortable and are having fun, don’t forget to relax and have some fun yourself. so kick back, loosen your tie if you’re wearing one, and create some awesome memories that you will remember for as long as you live.
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Kambi Group plc signs Turnkey Sportsbook partnership with Latin American operator RedCap
New agreement will see Kambi initially power the operator’s online Betpro and Starplay brands in El Salvador and Panama, with plans for retail and additional markets in the future
Kambi Group plc, the home of premium sports betting solutions, has agreed a long-term, omni-channel sportsbook partnership with Latin American operator RedCap, further strengthening Kambi’s position as the sportsbook provider of choice in the region.
Under the terms of the agreement, RedCap’s Betpro and Starplay brands will integrate Kambi’s high-performance Turnkey Sportsbook into its proprietary player account management (PAM) platform, enabling a seamless sports betting experience. The operator will replace its current supplier with Kambi’s powerful end-to-end sports betting solution, trusted by market leaders across Latin America and beyond.
The initial rollout will see Betpro and Starplay launch Kambi’s technology across its online sportsbooks in El Salvador and Panama, with the agreement also including scope for retail provision and market expansion. Operating under a multi-brand strategy led by its flagship Betpro brand, the operator aims to leverage the strengths of Kambi’s sportsbook with its in-house technical capability and experienced industry leadership team to achieve success in each market.
Werner Becher, CEO of Kambi, said: “This partnership marks an important next step in Kambi’s Latin American growth strategy. By selecting Kambi to replace their existing provider, RedCap has shown clear confidence in our market-leading technology and ability to support scalable growth. We are excited to help them bring best-in-class sports betting experiences to players across the region.”
Oscar Henao, CEO of RedCap, added: “We are thrilled to join forces with Kambi. This agreement gives us the product and flexibility we need to compete at the highest level, offering our customers premium betting experience across all channels. With Kambi’s support, we look forward to launching in Panama and El Salvador and expanding into new markets as we execute our multi-brand strategy.”
Chicago City Council members are reviving plans to legalize video gambling in the city, introducing two ordinances that could bring hundreds of terminals to O’Hare and Midway airports and allow machines citywide for the first time.
One ordinance, introduced by Alderman Gilbert Villegas (36th), targets the city’s airports, where he sees both political feasibility and high revenue potential.
“The General Assembly has provided this opportunity through the casino bill. Yet, we’re not taking advantage of capturing dollars from one of the busiest airports in the country,” Villegas said.
“People are there, in some cases, one or two hours before. If their flight is delayed or they’re making a connection and there is a delay, there’s an opportunity to capture an audience that may not even be going to the city.”
Villegas’ proposal includes a $10,000 license fee per location, plus $500 per terminal. A separate terminal license would cost $1000, with an additional $500 per unit. If 400 machines each generated $800 daily, Villegas estimates annual revenue could reach $116.8 million, with the city taking a share through licensing and taxes.
Alderman Anthony Beale (9th) is pushing for a broader citywide expansion. His ordinance would legalize video gambling throughout Chicago, including in neighborhood bars and restaurants.
“We need to do it citywide and at the airports. We need the revenue and this administration has not shown a willingness to find new revenue that’s not gonna hit the taxpayers in every household,” Beale said.
Beale’s ordinance proposes a $500 license fee per location and a $1000-per-terminal charge for both the site and the machine itself. He has criticized the administration for dismissing the potential benefits, arguing that the current tax formula could be renegotiated with state lawmakers.
“That’s because they haven’t shown the willingness to go down to Springfield and change the formula. I’m hoping that submitting these ordinances will finally convince them to send a team down there,” he said.
Boyd Interactive is live with SlotMatrix Exclusive content in New Jersey, further bolstering EveryMatrix’s US presence.
Boyd Interactive’s tier-1 brands Resorts and Mohegan have access to EveryMatrix’s library of exclusive titles from its in-house studios, including Fantasma Games and Armadillo Studios, via integration with SlotMatrix.
SlotMatrix is the provider’s proprietary game aggregation platform and the industry’s largest content library, with more than 37,000 games from 350+ studios and its own in-house studios, enhanced by EveryMatrix’s gamification and player engagement features, including free spins, leaderboards, and tournaments.
This exciting step continues EveryMatrix’s momentum in the US market, after signing its first US content aggregation deal with betPARX and launching several games in North America this year such as Glorious Diamonds.
Bjorn Sjoberg, CCO of SlotMatrix, said: “Boyd Interactive is one of the largest US gambling operators, and by providing them with our exclusive content, we’re introducing their players to a range of best performing titles, opening a whole new world of entertainment.”
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