01/24/19 Pennsylvania won’t offer online sports betting during Super Bowl A board spokesman said that the state won’t offer online sports betting in time for the Super Bowl.
01/24/19 Alberta interested in online gambling The Canadian province is looking to expand its gambling reach and offer online services as well.
01/24/19 CRDA to auction Atlantic City properties The authority will auction off vacant properties in the South Inlet district in Atlantic City.
01/24/19 Rush Street fined in New Jersey The company has been fined US$30k by the local regulator for allowing underage online bets.
01/23/19 FSTA rebrands to include sports betting The association has announced that, effective in April, it will rebrand to include legal and technological changes.
01/23/19 Arkansas casino proposal receives no feedback The local commission has revealed that no written comments have been submitted for the proposal.
01/23/19 Connecticut increases estimates for slot machine revenue Officials are increasing the estimations for casino slot machine revenue from the two local casinos.
01/23/19 Harrah’s Philadelphia launches operational testing The facility is expected to fully launch its sports betting services on Thursday.
01/23/19 Atlantic City to pay Hard Rock US$4.8 million The city will have to pay US$4.8 million to the casino as part of a property-tax appeal settlement.
01/23/19 Kansas looks into integrity fees Lawmakers are considering a bill to legalise sports betting in Kansas that would include integrity fees to be paid to major leagues.
01/22/19 Mississippi casino revenue up in 2018 Overall gambling revenue increased in 2018 thanks to a good performance from sports betting.
01/22/19 Genting and Wynn receive court date The court date for the battle between Genting Las Vegas and Wynn Resorts has been set for next week.
01/22/19 Chicago suburb to probe video gambling Campton Hills trustees will leave it up to voters whether they want to allow video gambling in town or not.
01/22/19 Wire Act reversal faces opposition Gaming advocate Raymond Lesniak is ready to fight the federal government over the DoJ memo that reinterpreted the Wire Act.
01/21/19 Money laundering concerns rise in Canada A recent study shows that suspected money laundering has risen in BC but local authorities say they didn’t receive any information.
