Gaming trends for 2018 aim to expand market
- Jan 24, 2018
Here are another five that we expect to affect the industry this year:
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Read More . . .Bloomberg reported that Verizon is considering the possibility of investing on a sports-focused online gambling venture in case the U.S. Supreme Court decides to declare the federal sports betting ban unconstitutional.
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Read More . . .Expansion should not affect gambling revenues–and by extension local jobs provided and gaming taxes paid–at the Charles Town casino, said Eric Schippers, a senior vice president of public affairs for Penn Nationa
Read More . . .Sports prediction contest operator WinView Games is launching paid-entry versions of its contests across most of the United States.
Read More . . .The Jacksonville Jaguars (12-6) have never been to the Super Bowl. The Minnesota Vikings (14-3) are 0-4 in the big game and have not played for the Vince Lombardi Trophy in more than 40 years.
Read More . . .The developers of a casino and hotel complex in South Philadelphia’s sports stadium district have been granted permission to raze the Holiday Inn at the planned nine-acre construction site and start work on their project
Read More . . .One year into Donald Trump’s presidency, the odds that he’ll be a short-timer are the highest ever, a top bookmaker reports.
Read More . . .Delaware’s regulated online gambling market suffered a double-digit decline in 2017, reversing 2016’s double-digit gains.
Read More . . .State election officials on Wednesday certified that a proposed constitutional amendment dealing with casino gambling will go before voters in November of this yea
Read More . . .Gamblers looking to add a little skill-enhancement to their gaming can now try their hand at the state’s first Texas Tea Pinball game at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino.
Read More . . .The company that owns the land under MGM Resorts casinos wants to merge with the company that owns the land under Caesars Entertainment casinos, and it doesn’t care who knows.
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