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By: Grant MitchellBally’s CFO Resigns As Chicago Casino, Financial Woes Pile
Bally’s said the decision was down to “personal reasons” and did not tie her departure to the company’s recent struggles.

By: Grant MitchellPennsylvania iGaming Player Wins $4.4 Million, Fourth-Largest Jackpot Ever
Progressive jackpots work by having players opt-in to the progressive pot, which is a pool built by other online players.

By: Michael SavioFanatics Launches New App Combining Casino, Sports Platforms
Fanatics launched a new app combining its sportsbook, prediction, and casino platforms. It’s already live, making it available for the start of the football season. The launch comes soon after Fanatics became an official betting partner of the NFL.

By: Lucas DunnResorts World Las Vegas Caught in Genting's $3.4B Debt Wall
Resorts World Las Vegas holds a $665M loan tied to Genting's $3.4 billion debt wall, raising questions about future financial support.

By: Grant MitchellBetMGM Donates $320,000 to AGA’s Responsible Gaming Campaign
RGEM 2026 was designed to supply customers with the information they need to make informed and responsible decisions while avoiding problematic behaviors.

By: Michael SavioMGC Announces New Campaign to Help Curb Athlete Harassment
The MGC has announced a new “Bet on Respect” campaign to help curb athlete harassment from angry bettors. It will create a new portal where athletes, coaches, and officials can file complaints for the regulator to investigate and hold harassers responsible.

By: Lucas DunnCirca's At Par Promotion Draws 120,000 Canadians This Summer
Derek Stevens says his At Par promotion brought over 120,000 Canadian visitors to downtown Las Vegas this summer alone.

By: Lucas DunnCaesars Buys Out Grand Bazaar Shops for $66 Million
Caesars now fully owns Grand Bazaar Shops after a $66M buyout, setting the stage for a possible redesign of Horseshoe's Strip entrance.

By: Richard JanvrinCanadian Regulators Say Sports Prediction Markets Aren't Securities or Derivatives
Canadian securities regulators have clarified that sports and entertainment event contracts fall outside the country's securities and derivatives framework.

By: Grant MitchellNew York Dems Want Gov. Hochul to Nix “Excessive” 72% Casino Tax Rate
It already agreed to pay a high percentage of its revenue in taxes, although a state gaming body has argued that still isn’t enough.