When it comes to competition between gambling and casino developers, every company is willing to have a wider presence in gaming. In this sense, Camroups is one of the special venues that offers casino enthusiasts not only one but two game venues in operation, both of which have successfully met their expectations. Cascade Casino Camroups has been overseen by gateway casino since August 2015, when it first began operations to provide reliable sources of income and game diversity to local residents.
Casino Camroops Could Join Broad Portfolio
Meanwhile, Chance Casino Kamloops was managed and supervised by British Columbia Rotter Corporation and Hart Family prior to this purchase. Expansion has been the driving force behind Gateway Casino, a trend seen over the past few years, with multiple game bundle purchases and operators consolidating their presence across provinces such as Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia.
The acquisition is what experts in the field expected because it is a logical move in a narrow market such as Camloop. The two casino venues have been competing for a pool of players introducing sound competition since 2015. Now Chance Casino Camloops will operate under new management to further expand the developer's portfolio. For the time being, no information has been released on the possibility of rebranding the location in the future.
However, as management opportunities take effect immediately, players should expect the signature capabilities introduced throughout the Chance Casino venue. Due to the smooth transition to management, all incumbent employees of the casino venue will remain in office. Also, you don't have to worry because you don't expect to reduce or change your workforce.
Gateway Casino Strives to Revitalize the Region
Gateway Casino CEO Tony Santo confirmed that casino operations will continue without hiccups in the future. Gary and Pat Hart, owners of Chance Game Entertainment facilities, have so far overseen operations, and their commitment to the players will be a legacy to their stadium. Thanks to this recent addition, the total number of casino branches overseen by Gateway Casino is 26.
There is a prospect that new management will bring in new players, as this is an important step now. You can recall that in the summer of 2018, there was a 19-week widespread strike that included more than 700 Gateway casino employees. Operators-supervised casino venues in Camloops, Kelowna, Penticton and Vernon were hit negatively by the strike, and subsequently hit game revenues at a local level.
The only thing that saved Kamloops from sinking was the fact that Chance Casino continued to operate while Cascade Casino remained paralyzed. Kamloops was deprived of C$200,000 in the first three months of the casino workers' strike and managed to collect C$520,000. In November, there was a conversation about city-level tax increases to reduce the damage of casino workers' strikes.