Sports wagering and table games, such as blackjack, roulette and baccarat, may become available within the next year at the tribal-owned Four Winds Casino in South Bend.
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Improved performance by high schoolers and rising tuition have strained the Georgia Lottery-funded HOPE scholarship, officials told a panel of state senators considering expanding gambling to bolster the education fund.
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Iowa lawmakers legalized sports betting earlier this year and Grand Falls was one of a number of casinos that jumped at the opportunity to open sportsbooks, then quickly announced a massive $10 million expansion centered around a new sports gambling area.
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Many small business owners tell the News4 I-Team the success of the prospective venture — and whether they can afford to get in the game — depends on many still-unknown details.
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The fight over gambling that’s about to begin in the state Capitol may look like the same tired confrontation that we’ve seen year after year after year. It’s not.
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Casino owners have tried several strategies to expand the industry: round-the-clock gaming, adding roulette and craps games in 2009 and expanding casino alcohol sales to 24 hours a day in 2015. All had limited success.
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Another state is officially set to allow sports betting. It’s been confirmed that sports betting in Oregon is launching at the Chinook Winds Casino on August 27th
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William Hill will launch its 143rd US sportsbook at Eldorado Resorts’ Tropicana Evansville in September, pending approval by the Indiana Gaming Commission.
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The celebrity guest for the grand opening is former Syracuse University and NFL football star Donovan McNabb. He’ll join local officials and representatives of del Lago and DraftKings at the noon ribbon-cutting anf placing of the first bets.
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With college and professional football proving highly profitable for sports betting operations, Oregon is set to have legal sportsbooks open in time for the start of the 2019 NFL season.
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The firm will offer what it described as “…a state-of-the-art sports betting experience, including sports betting kiosks and ticket writer stations that will support thousands of sports betting options for its customers”
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There’s been little news out of Rhode Island or West Virginia, states where mobile sports betting is legal but mobile operations are not currently live.
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