03/26/21 MGM Springfield fined for allowing minors on casino floor MGM Springfield was found to have minors on its gaming property in December and January, and one was served alcohol.
03/26/21 Oklahoma’s Osage Casinos to resume events at Tulsa Skyline Osage Casinos says it will resume events at its Tulsa Skyline Event Center in April.
03/26/21 Richmond, Virginia, reveals three finalists for casino licence The three operators will now begin talks with the city council’s Evaluation Panel, which will make a recommendation on which should operate a new casino in Richmond.
03/25/21 Bragg Gaming Group appoints new CEO Richard Carter will see Bragg Gaming Group through its expansion into the North American igaming market.
03/25/21 Wisconsin governor approves plans for Ho-Chunk casino Governor Tony Evers has approved the casino and entertainment venue saying it will create jobs and boost the local economy.
03/25/21 Bally’s and Gamesys release details of $2.7bn merger Bally’s has reached a principal agreement to buy Gamesys in another acquisition that will broaden its reach in the US gaming market.
03/24/21 New Jersey: bill to allow bets on eating contests and Oscars advances New Jersey’s bill would widen the definition of “sporting events” to allow betting on eating competitions and the Oscars.
03/24/21 New York Senate passes problem gambling bill The bill will create an education programme for problem gambling, which all players must complete before being removed from a self-exclusion list.
03/24/21 NCPG offers advice on college sports betting partnerships The NCPG has released the document offering advice on college sports betting partnerships as the US sports betting market continues to grow.
03/23/21 Virgin Hotels Las Vegas to open this week After a year of pushing back its reopening, Virgin hotels Las Vegas will open on Thursday.
03/23/21 Genius Sports appoints new chairman As chairman, David Levy will be responsible for Genius Sports’ operations and strategy.
03/23/21 Nevada: bill for esports regulation introduced The bill would create a committee to regulate esports events with prizes of over $1,000.