05/29/17 Melco bets on Osaka The owner of Melco Resorts & Entertainment Ltd. said the company would invest in Osaka.
05/29/17 Maine to stop a casino project Legislators of Maine have repeatedly expressed their concerns over a casino project.
05/26/17 Casino employees to bet at other venues in Ohio The Ohio Senate has passed unanimously an amendment bill that allows casino employees to gamble at facilities where they don’t work.
05/26/17 More Connecticut counties interested in casinos Hartford is one of the Connecticut counties that also revealed its interest in opening a casino.
05/25/17 Connecticut Senate approves new casino East Windsor, Connecticut, will finally have its new casino to compete with MGM Springfield.
05/25/17 Pennsylvania Senate returns bill to the House Pennsylvania legislators are evaluating a gaming bill to maintain casino fees in Erie County.
05/24/17 EGT prepares for Belgrade gaming show EGT is on track for a successful Belgrade Future Gaming Show.
05/24/17 Pennsylvania is focused on iGaming now An online gaming legislation has advanced through the Pennsylvania Legislature process.
05/24/17 Expert confirms presence at Prague Gaming Summit Knut-Olaf Skarvang (Deloitte Legal) will join the Scandavian panel at Prague Gaming Summit.
05/23/17 Illinois can approve another casino Illinois authorities would allow another casino in Springfield, where MGM is opening a luxury venue.
05/23/17 Japan towns ask for casino permissions Japan rural areas also seek gaming and touristic venues in their lands.
05/23/17 New regulatory entity in Sweden The gaming industry will have a new regulatory organisation in the Swedish market.
05/22/17 Crown Resorts moves forward with its plan in Las Vegas Crown Resorts is set to sell its land in Las Vegas as the company decided to dismiss its local project.
05/22/17 Pennsylvania casinos to set new tax Pennsylvania casinos tax law has allegedly moved towards its final approval.
05/19/17 No slots for Florida racetracks The Florida Supreme Court ruled against slot machines settings in state’s dog and horse tracks.
