Industry News

By: Grant MitchellUS Tennis Group Sues NYC for Overstepping Limits Amid Cohen’s Queens Casino Bid
The clause states that third parties “are subject and subordinate in all respects to the rights of the USTA National Tennis Center” on nearby city-owned land.

By: Grant MitchellAmericans Feel More Positively About Gambling, AGA Survey Shows
The results showed that 57 percent of Americans participated in at least one form of gambling within the past year.

By: Grant MitchellPENN Entertainment Eyes iGaming Growth After Dumping ESPN Bet
According to Snowden, PENN hit a quarterly revenue record thanks to the success of Hollywood Casino... iGaming arm was up 40 percent year-over-year.

By: Grant MitchellSands Casino-Backed, Pro-Gambling Texas Lawmakers Loses Senate Election
John Huffman, whose campaign was fueled by millions of dollars from casino groups, was one of three candidates who were up for consideration for the position

By: Grant MitchellUtah Files 15 Class-Action Lawsuits Against Social Casino Operators
The Beehive State maintains some of the strictest gambling laws in the nation, which makes it an attractive landing spot for social casino operators.

By: Grant MitchellNew Study Shows Indiana Voters Likely to Oppose iGaming Legalization
Women, college graduates, and both Democrats and Republicans all expressed at least 68 percent majority opposition to legalization.

By: Grant MitchellMGM President Calls Out Company Pricing, Such As $26 Water Bottle
According to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, local visitation declined 11 percent year-over-year in June and 6.7 percent in August.

By: Grant MitchellNorfolk Casino Group Granted Temporary Operators License for Nov. 15 Launch
The operators behind a Norfolk, Virginia casino project were granted gaming licenses via a unanimous vote by the Virginia Lottery Board on Wednesday afternoon.

By: Grant MitchellProfessional Poker Player Warned of Chauncey Billups, Mafia’s Gambling Scandal
Berkey became suspicious after his friends continually lost to players who were “So bad,” and he eventually accused them of cheating.

By: Grant MitchellMass. Senate Will Not Restore $3M in Casino Mitigation Funding to Springfield
The Springfield City Council during an emergency meeting on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved a resolution that asked the Senate to reimburse the mitigation funds.