12/22/21 Full House sues IGC over Vigo casino licence Full House is suing the Indiana Gaming Commission, asking the state, which awarded the Vigo County licence to Churchill Downs, to nullify the decision.
12/21/21 Pennsylvania gaming revenue up 52% year-on-year The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has reported that revenue in November was a record $432,493,349 which represents an increase of 52% compared to revenue generated in November 2020. Sports betting revenue also showed record figures.
12/21/21 BetMGM launches Horse Racing mobile app in Florida and Louisiana The app will allow users to watch and wager on premier thoroughbred, harness, and quarter horse races at more than 200 tracks.
12/21/21 Quebec closes casinos amid rise in Covid-19 cases The Canadian city has closed entertainment venues, bars, movie theatres and schools due to the rapid growth in cases.
12/21/21 Inspired names Suki Sandhu as igaming product director Sandhu is a digital product executive and with expertise in various stages of digital product development, ideation, launch, and growth.
12/21/21 Fubo Sportsbook launches in Arizona The FuboTV subsidiary has arrived in the state after its launch in Iowa last month.
12/21/21 Nebraska casino regulations approved All six licensed horse tracks in Nebraska have announced plans to add casinos.
12/21/21 Pennsylvania: Hollywood Casino Morgantown to open Wednesday Penn National Gaming is preparing to open the $111m casino.
12/21/21 Luckbox launches online casino platform Real Luck Group has announced the launch of casino games on its wagering platform.
12/20/21 888 stops operations ahead of SI sportsbook launch in New Jersey, 888 will no longer accept or offer sports betting in New Jersey, as it prepares for the launch of its Sports Illustrated-branded sportsbook in the state.
12/20/21 Tracey Chernay: “By working smarter and using technology tools, we found ourselves stronger than ever”
12/20/21 Lucy Luck hearing on Vigo County casino licence postponed A hearing for Lucy Luck Gaming’s complaint against the Indiana Gaming Commission has been put back to February 17.