Connecticut to lose $68.3M from MGM Springfield
- Oct 12, 2016
Connecticut financial authorities has painted a grim picture of the state's annual revenue once MGM Springfield casino opens in September 2018.
Read More . . .Connecticut financial authorities has painted a grim picture of the state's annual revenue once MGM Springfield casino opens in September 2018.
Read More . . .Atlantic City is officially down to seven casinos following Monday's closure of the Trump Taj Mahal.
Read More . . .The Georgian government today (12 October) launched a request for proposal (RFP) process to choose a company to run its national lottery on a 10-year exclusive deal.
Read More . . .Right now, just three states in the U.S. currently regulating online gambling. And two of these states just so happen to be neighbors.
Read More . . .Daytime gambling adverts could be banned from social media and television as part of a crackdown on the industry, according to reports.
Read More . . .The National Council of Churches (NCCS) said on Wednesday (Oct 5) that it is "deeply concerned" with the legalisation of online gambling, after the Government announced the legalisation of online betting services for two operators, Singapore Pools and Singapore Turf Club, last Thursday.
Read More . . .Instant Win Gaming has completed its first remote game server integration with a US lottery operator through a deal with Michigan Lottery.
Read More . . .State attorneys and the Seminole Tribe immediately locked horns inside a Florida courtroom as the trial that could shape the future of gambling in the Sunshine State begins.
Read More . . .Online poker giant PokerStars has signed on as lead sponsor of the fledgling Global Poker League (GPL).
Read More . . .David Stern has been known as a staunch opponent of sports betting legalization. Well, not anymore.
Read More . . .No means no – direct marketing calls, that is. A look at cold calls made by gambling companies in the UK.
Read More . . .There's no more legal impediment for casinos to operate in the State of Ohio after a Franklin County judge threw out the last anti-casino petition in the state.
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