The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has granted a license to the owner of the Rutter’s convenience store chain to install video gambling at a store in Walker Township, Juniata County.
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The state legalized sports wagering in May and officials expect to have books open in August, according to The Courier. At an Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission hearing last week, a state regulator told commissioners that the casinos in the state are eager to begin betting for the upcoming NFL football season.
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Esports Entertainment Group (EEG) has found a new partner. The eSports betting operated has entered into an agreement with Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment (HBSE) for a multiyear betting deal that will see both entities marketing their respective operations in each other’s venues.
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The D.C. Lottery on Friday posted its proposed sports betting regulations and if there is any news, it is this: Betting on D.C. college teams or events, in the District or out, would be prohibited. Whether or not college sports could be bet on was not addressed in the law.
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The United States Men's National Team returns to the CONCACAF Gold Cup to defend their title and ROICapper fires picks and predictions for their first match against Guyana.
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Free pick for the Copa America for the Brazil vs Venezuela match.
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According to data from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, the state’s May sports betting handle came in at nearly $319 million, not showing much of a drop as might’ve been expected following March Madness.
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Continuing to ensure that brick and mortar casinos remain appealing to punters is a challenging facing many organisations, one such example operating in the United Kingdom is Genting.
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New York’s mobile sports betting hopes took another step closer to realization after the state senate approved their wagering legislation.
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In the post-PASPA world, the U.S. betting market is opening up, state by state – and if the European market is any kind of yardstick, there is a huge learning curve to be navigated by operators and customers alike.
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