
Crown Resorts in Talks to Take Over Queen’s Wharf Operations from Star
CTFE and FEC are in the process of finalizing Star’s 50% Queen’s Wharf buyout while negotiating with Crown Resorts for potential control takeover.
CTFE and FEC are in the process of finalizing Star’s 50% Queen’s Wharf buyout while negotiating with Crown Resorts for potential control takeover.
There's been a key rule change for Call of Duty ahead of the Esports World Cup.
Stake.us is leaving Arizona on August 12.
Atlantic City Casinos Continue Bounce-back
Mizrachi made history, winning the 2025 WSOP Main Event ($10 million) and PPC ($1.33 million) in one summer, joining the Poker Hall of Fame all in one year.
The SGLA released a statement following the passage of California's anti-sweeps bill, AB 831, in the Senate Committee on Public Safety.
Caesars casino sued for $500k
California's anti-sweepstakes casino bill, AB 831, passed in the Senate Committee on Public Safety with a unanimous 6-0 vote.
The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council confirmed it has issued $50,000 fines to five offshore sportsbooks for offering illegal gambling in the state. The penalties are the latest action the state has taken to crack down on the unregulated gambling market.
Atlantic City Casinos Continue Bounce-back
Caesars casino sued for $500k
Bally's Casino Proposal Fails Zoning Vote
Macau Casinos Post Best Month Since COVID
Atlantic City Casinos Struggle
Atlantic City Casinos' Bottom Line Drops
Stake.us is leaving Arizona on August 12.
The SGLA released a statement following the passage of California's anti-sweeps bill, AB 831, in the Senate Committee on Public Safety.
California's anti-sweepstakes casino bill, AB 831, passed in the Senate Committee on Public Safety with a unanimous 6-0 vote.
Mizrachi made history, winning the 2025 WSOP Main Event ($10 million) and PPC ($1.33 million) in one summer, joining the Poker Hall of Fame all in one year.
The Las Vegas Strip’s gaming revenue fell 3.9% to $713.7 million in May versus $742.5 million last year, marking a persistent downturn.
Resorts World has waived all resort fees through September 11, 2025, becoming the only major Strip casino hotel without these charges.
CTFE and FEC are in the process of finalizing Star’s 50% Queen’s Wharf buyout while negotiating with Crown Resorts for potential control takeover.
70% RCT unitholders, Accor & Casinos Austria, back full trust acquisition, with binding commitments to accept Iris Capital's offer within 21 days.
Macau’s casino gaming tax reflects continued resilience in the industry but represents only 48.6% of the government’s annual projects of MOP93.1B.
The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council confirmed it has issued $50,000 fines to five offshore sportsbooks for offering illegal gambling in the state. The penalties are the latest action the state has taken to crack down on the unregulated gambling market.
A recent report shows that DraftKings Sportsbook has opened negotiations to purchase Railbird Exchange. The sports prediction market operator was recently licensed by the CFTC, meaning DraftKings would be clear to launch if a deal can be reached.
Hard Rock and BetMGM have added a new minimum bet requirement for all Illinois sports wagers. The move is in response to the state’s new “per-bet” tax, joining an effort by FanDuel, Fanatics, and DraftKings to have it overturned.
There's been a key rule change for Call of Duty ahead of the Esports World Cup.
Esports World Cup 2025 and Hilton have agreed to a multi-year partnership.
Fog Esports has allegedly not been paying its players' salaries.
DraftKings has agreed to refund over $3 million to online casino users in Connecticut as part of a settlement for violating the state’s advertising laws. The deal doesn’t require the operator to admit guilt, as they are fighting similar allegations in other markets.
BetMGM and FanDuel have partnered with the National Council on Problem Gambling to request that the US Senate fund a study on problem gambling in the military. The industry giants joined with the group a couple of weeks after it began the campaign.
Caesars Entertainment released its Corporate Social Responsibility Report for 2024, which celebrated the 35th anniversary of Project 21. The responsible gaming initiative was launched in 1984 and has helped lead to many industry practices used today.
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