
Resorts World Las Vegas Drops Resort Fees for Summer Stays Until September
Resorts World has waived all resort fees through September 11, 2025, becoming the only major Strip casino hotel without these charges.
Resorts World has waived all resort fees through September 11, 2025, becoming the only major Strip casino hotel without these charges.
Harlem Nights Casino was intended as a Historic Westside revitalization catalyst but faced strong opposition from city officials and residents.
Iowa Judge Rules for Linn County Casino
PM Shinawatra's administration has strongly pushed Thailand's casino resort bill as an economic lifeline but has faced strong opposition.
Three more states have chosen to place bands on the sweepstakes industry, continuing a country-wide trend. While lawmakers are looking to protect bettors, we are left wondering how eliminating these free-to-play platforms will affect the growth of problem gambling.
A group of 36 bipartisan state AGs has formed a coalition to help push out sports prediction market operator Kalshi. The group filed a strongly worded amicus brief in a New Jersey court where a lawsuit against Kalshi is being heard.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board has reported that sports betting generated $50 million in revenue last month, generating $2 million in tax revenue. The impressive total is 17% higher than April’s and up 19% compared to May 2024.
Fog Esports has allegedly not been paying its players' salaries.
Louisiana Bans 42 Gaming Sites
Iowa Judge Rules for Linn County Casino
Louisiana Bans 42 Gaming Sites
Michigan Sends Five Cease-and-Desists
Macau Casinos Post Best Month Since COVID
Atlantic City Casinos Struggle
Atlantic City Casinos' Bottom Line Drops
New York’s anti-sweepstakes bill has passed both chambers and would outlaw dual-currency games immediately if signed into law.
A Missouri father is suing a hotel and driver, alleging that overserved alcohol led to the DWI crash that killed his 25-year-old son.
Aerion Warmsley, the man accused of the Aliante Casino murder, could face the death penalty.
Resorts World has waived all resort fees through September 11, 2025, becoming the only major Strip casino hotel without these charges.
Harlem Nights Casino was intended as a Historic Westside revitalization catalyst but faced strong opposition from city officials and residents.
Las Vegas is suffering swift, severe impacts of nosediving visitor numbers, canceled hotel room books, mass layoffs, and emptier casino floors.
PM Shinawatra's administration has strongly pushed Thailand's casino resort bill as an economic lifeline but has faced strong opposition.
The PAGCOR Guarantee website features an updated list of regulated gaming platforms, ensuring participation on legit platforms only.
Japan is combating illegal gambling by requesting operators in Canada, Costa Rica, Malta, Curacao, and other jurisdictions to block Japanese users.
A group of 36 bipartisan state AGs has formed a coalition to help push out sports prediction market operator Kalshi. The group filed a strongly worded amicus brief in a New Jersey court where a lawsuit against Kalshi is being heard.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board has reported that sports betting generated $50 million in revenue last month, generating $2 million in tax revenue. The impressive total is 17% higher than April’s and up 19% compared to May 2024.
A Wyoming legislative committee has proposed doubling the state’s tax rate for online sportsbooks to 20%, putting the state at the national average. The rate is currently set at 10%, which has enabled the market to exceed expectations since its launch in 2021.
Fog Esports has allegedly not been paying its players' salaries.
Team Orchid player Hambino won't play at the Esports World Cup 2025.
Starcraft II esports player Firefly has been suspended and won't compete at the EWC.
Three more states have chosen to place bands on the sweepstakes industry, continuing a country-wide trend. While lawmakers are looking to protect bettors, we are left wondering how eliminating these free-to-play platforms will affect the growth of problem gambling.
The Maine Gambling Control Unit issued a public statement warning residents about online casino operators and reminding them that the industry remains illegal. The warning comes as state lawmakers decide to reconsider creating a regulated industry.
The NFL has partnered with the International Center for Responsible Gaming to fund a study of the betting habits of college athletes and students. The league hopes the study will help curb problem gambling and better protect athletes from harassment.
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