The Mashantucket Pequots’ Foxwoods posted slot revenues of $38 million last month, down from the $42.8 million level posted in July 2018. The casino’s handle – the amount slot bettors wagered – was $479.2 million, down from the $534.4 million wagered one year earlier.
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According to Dallas News, Legends Hospitality, a company founded by Jones, has entered into a partnership with Cherokee Nation Businesses (CNB) to launch the casino.
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Danish affiliate marketing publisher Better Collective has underlined the importance of its growing US market presence in its H1 trading update for the period ended June 31, 2019.
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KAX Media America, the US subsidiary of Gambling.com Group, has received approval from both the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board and the West Virginia Lottery to provide services to licensed gaming operators in the respective states.
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On September 20, Nevada’s Area 51 was going to be inundated with alien-seekers who wanted to know the truth about ET and UFOs. A Facebook event had been organized that would see a massive crowd gather and try to take over the facility, but many didn’t believe it would ever take place.
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There’s still 40 or so games left in the season though, so many races are far from over. We continue to look at the playoff picture, thanks to odds from Bovada.
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The NFL has signed a multiyear partnership with data firm Sportradar AG. Under the agreement, Sportradar has exclusive rights to distribute official NFL data to legal sports-betting operators in the U.S. and abroad.
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The Rams issued a press release last Friday about the new product, a free-to-play mobile game that allows fans to make real-time predictions during the football match. It gives football enthusiasts the chance to “test their football instincts and earn points for every prediction they get right” during games to win prizes, including tickets to see the Rams play in person, pregame field passes and autographed merchandise.
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William Hill’s aggressive expansion into the U.S. could see its sportsbooks break through the $1 billion barrier across several states which recently legalized sports gambling, including New Jersey and Mississippi.
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The NCAA tossed logic aside in failing to recognize it is leaving the sport open for potential corruption
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With golf betting on the rise, the PGA will eventually have to address the potential for bettors in the gallery to disrupt matches for personal gain.
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Blackjack and other table game players won’t have to go to the ATM any longer if they need cash to play in Nevada and New Jersey, and it won’t be long until the technology spreads to other states.
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