Light & Wonder Withdraws Jewel of the Dragon

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1 Min Read - May 3, 2025

Executives of Light & Wonder announced on April 2 that they were unilaterally pulling all of their Jewel of the Dragon slot machines from casino floors. The news was delivered in an afternoon conference call with Wall Street analysts. The move was prompted by Aristocrat Leisure’s March 14 amendment of ongoing litigation.

Aristocrat amended its existing court complaint against Light & Wonder, which previously addressed L&W’s Dragon Train game, to encompass Jewel of the Dragon as well.

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Light & Wonder Withdraws Jewel of the Dragon

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