01/09/18 Atlantic City’s former Revel Casino sold for USD 200M The property has been reportedly sold to Colorado developer Bruce Deifik for US$ 200M.
01/09/18 New York joins debate on sports betting New York legislators will also debate a pontential sports betting market based on US Supreme Court’s resolution.
01/08/18 FanDuel appoints Andy Giancamilli as new COO Reshuffle at daily fantasy sports giant as co-founder and CPO Tom Griffiths departs.
01/08/18 Kentucky seeks sports betting legislation The Congress of Kentucky could evaluate the legalisation of sports betting operations after federal resolution.
01/08/18 Casino revenue up in Maryland December showed great results for the casino industry in the State of Maryland.
01/08/18 Spokane Tribe kicks off Washington casino The Washington State native tribe, Spokane, is inaugurating a new casino in the region.
01/08/18 Indiana lawmaker sponsors legal sports betting bill Any legislation dependent on federal ban being struck down by Supreme Court.
01/05/18 Lucky Dragon casino shuts down temporarily Operators of Lucky Dragon casino in Las Vegas has announced the closure of the property due to reorganisation.
01/05/18 Georgia inches closer to gaming regulation The Congress of Georgia State will debate this year a project to regulate the gaming industry.
01/05/18 Atlantic City operators optimistic on 2018 growth Casino operators have voiced their optimism about AC’s casino finances in 2018 and the upcoming years.
01/03/18 Mid-States Poker Tour grows in 2017 The Mid-States Poker Tour posted impressive results in 2017.
01/03/18 Indiana tribe to host opening of new casino A native tribe in Indiana has announced the opening of new gaming facility by mid January.
01/03/18 Countdown begins for Casual Connect USA 2018 The conference will be held at the Disneyland Hotel through January 16 to 18 in California.
01/03/18 Nevada gaming revenue drops in November Las Vegas Strip casinos saw their revenue drop for second consecutive month.
01/02/18 Massachusetts bets for legalisation Massachusetts authorities would develop the sports betting market if the regulation is approved at federal level.
