Aristocrat Gaming CEO Hector Fernandez told CNBC that digital opportunities are key to the company's future — as is ensuring its intellectual property is protected. The District Court of Nevada agreed and issued a preliminary injunction against Light & Wonder in late September. Light & Wonder said it disagrees with the ruling — but dismissed one of the designers who worked on the game. Light & Wonder told CNBC it has complied with the court's order and plans to modify Dragon Train and relaunch it in the future. Fernandez also told CNBC that the company is focused on digital opportunities as part of its overall strategy.

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Persons: Hector Fernandez, Fernandez, It's Organizations: CNBC, Nevada, Wonder, American Gaming Association, FanDuel Locations: Australia, United States, iGaming