Into the never-ending quest to attract a younger audience to casinos, MGM Resorts has announced that a nightclub that is former the Luxor in vegas will reopen as an esports arena.
The Luxor is remodeling its nightclub that is now-defunct LAX an esports arena. The goal is to pull in a younger demographic, not as enchanted by traditional slot machines as their parents.
The company has entered into a cope with Allied Esports and Esports Arena to develop a dedicated venue for gamers at the now closed LAX nightclub. The 30,000-square-foot space will have a multi-level arena detailed with competition stage, LED video wall, telescopic seating, day-to-day gaming stations, a personalized food and drink offering, and a state-of-the-art streaming and television-quality manufacturing studio.
Niklas Rytterstrom, general supervisor of Luxor, thinks that esports may be the future and will be one of the more popular features at the Strip resort, once it is completed in June 2018.
‘Our company is the leader in the entertainment industry and recognizes the exciting growth in lucky 88 slot machine game the esports industry,’ he said. ‘ With this partnership, we will introduce an experience that is new the market, once again elevating the city’s vast activity offerings.’
Future of Gaming
This sector of gambling has gone from stylish to big company. The global audience for esports is anticipated to cultivate 20 percent this present year, to 258 milli