On June 15, Zitro hosted another outstanding edition of Zitro Experience Peru. Now firmly established as a must-attend event for the gaming industry in the region, this year’s gathering drew a record number of operators from the Peruvian market, who got an exclusive first look at the company’s latest innovations for Peru and Latin America.

According to María Fernanda Soto, Country Manager for Peru, one of the highlights of the evening was FANTASY, Zitro’s latest cabinet featuring five exclusive titles: ‘Brave Dragon’, ‘Lion Falls’, ‘Gold Space’, ‘Fantasy Mine’, and ‘Rock n’ Raccoons’. Another standout moment was the presentation of CONCEPT, where guests were given an exclusive preview of a new and diverse game library developed for the cabinet, including ‘Penguin Party’, ‘Funny Bunnies’, ‘Treasure Shore’, ‘River Gold Wealth’, ‘Tied Up! Coins’, ‘Haunted Fortune,’ ‘Ancient Link’, and many more.

Zitro Digital also showcased its newest releases for the online channel, which drew strong interest among attendees and underscored the company’s growing presence across the region. The event was further enhanced by live entertainment and an exceptional culinary experience, creating a very special evening for all guests.

“Reaching the fifth edition of Zitro Experience Peru with record attendance and an ever-expanding event space is a tremendous achievement. Seeing this event grow year after year alongside our customers is the clearest reflection of the trust they place in us. We sincerely thank all attendees for joining us and for contributing to the success of it,” said Alejandra Burato, Regional Director of Zitro for Latin America.

Wind Creek Hospitality has announced the winner of its cross-property “Winner Takes All” casino promotion, which culminated in a championship event held at Wind Creek Chicago Southland. The event brought together finalists from across Wind Creek’s portfolio for a high-stakes grand prize championship competition and VIP Guest experience.

Finalists qualified through slot tournaments at their home properties and advanced through quarterfinal and semifinal rounds before earning their place in the final championship event in Chicago. The finale featured a series of timed slot tournaments held on June 13, progressively narrowing the field of competitors through elimination rounds until the final winner was determined.

At the conclusion of the tournament on June 13, Aaron Nelson from Wind Creek Atmore was crowned the winner of the “Winner Takes All” competition, claiming a $1,000,000 prize in the tournament’s final round, and earning the opportunity to compete for the promotion’s ultimate grand prize of up to $11,888,888. “Winner Takes All” finalists were also awarded more than $200,000 in cash and prizes in the finale tournament, including a $100,000 second-place prize followed up by a drawing with a $50,000 prize pool, including a $25,000 top prize and multiple $1000 prize winners.

In addition to the competition, finalists participated in curated Wind Creek Rewards experiences designed to highlight Chicago’s cultural and hospitality offerings. Experiences included a Chicago River architectural boat cruise and a guided Chinatown culinary tasting tour, alongside a welcome reception featuring food and beverage service. Travel and accommodations were provided by Wind Creek Hospitality as part of the finalist experience.

The “Winner Takes All” promotion marked one of Wind Creek Hospitality’s most expansive cross-property tournament experiences, combining competitive gaming with destination-based Guest programming and elevated hospitality.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced on Wednesday that his office has filed separate lawsuits against three online platforms he claims are operating without licenses and engaging in illegal sports betting and gambling.

The lawsuits were filed in Franklin Circuit Court against:

Kalshi, a prediction market platform, and its affiliates including Coinbase;

Polymarket, a prediction market platform, and its affiliates; and

VGW, an online casino platform with brands including Chumba Casino, Global Poker, and LuckyLand Slots.

The suits against Kalshi and Polymarket allege that they allow users to place wagers on game winners, point spreads and player statistics, and that they are doing business in Kentucky without a gaming license or following state regulations.

The suit against Kalshi states that it offers so-called “event contracts” on several topics; sports betting made up approximately 70% of its trading volume during a selected sample period in 2025.

The Polymarket suit states that the platform’s flashy advertisements on social media and elsewhere give the false and misleading impression that it is authorized to offer sports wagering under Kentucky law. The platform offers many of the same traditional sports bets as a licensed sportsbook.

“Kalshi and Polymarket are operating illegal sportsbooks in Kentucky and breaking our laws. These multi-billion dollar corporations and their legal fictions don’t pass the sniff test. As one of our state legislative leaders said it best, ‘If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck’,” said Coleman on the suits.

The suits also allege that each company offers few or no resources to identify or seek help for a gambling problem.

The suit against VGW and its affiliates states that they allegedly operate unlawful sweepstakes casino websites that use two different types of virtual gambling chips.

The games on websites are designed to look and feel like slot machines and blackjack.

The alleged online casinos offer two types of chips: one free and one with cash value.

According to the suit, users pay real money for so-called Sweeps Coins, just as gamblers pay for poker chips at a real casino, or they can cash out their winnings.

“This company may use new technology and a new scheme to hide, but the reality is the same,” Coleman said on the suit. “Our Office has a duty to stop illegal gambling in Kentucky regardless of how it’s packaged.”

In recent months, Coleman has joined in national bipartisan efforts to regulate prediction markets.