11/03/16 New Jersey rejected fiscal plan The Governor’s administration rejected a five year plan to fight bankruptcy.
11/03/16 Philippine casinos to report suspicious transactions Casinos in the Asian country will have to report suspicious financial transactions if a bill gets passed.
11/03/16 Legalising sports betting could help Mississippi’s tax code State officials said that the gambling activity could be a revenue booster.
11/03/16 Bahamas deputy supports national lottery The Deputy from the FNM explained why the party supports a national lottery.
11/03/16 Massachusetts introduced online lottery bill The state treasurer filled a bill with the state legislature that would allow the state lottery to offer online games.
11/03/16 Studio City to include VIP options Melco Crown will extend its services whilst facing the arrest of 18 employees.
11/03/16 Harrahs’ casino upgrades its portfolio Harrahs’ has installed skill-based games in order to attract millennials and update its general services.
11/03/16 NY approves four upstate casinos The final legislation phase closed with the approval of table games.
11/03/16 Penn casino to contribute with former tax Dauphin County will still receive its former share payment thanks to an agreement with a local casino.
11/02/16 Australia pushes against poker machines A new group wants to reduce the number of poker machines in the country.
11/02/16 Graton Resort & Casino to open its doors in two weeks The casino completed a US$175 million expansion and will open its doors on November 15.
11/02/16 Tioga Downs could be open this month The Binghamton casino was the last of the four upstate casinos to get a license.
11/02/16 Plans for a new casino in Chelmsford A new casino in the British city could create more than 100 jobs.
11/02/16 Macau to ban casino workers from gambling The Welfare Bureau wants to ban casino workers from entering casinos during non-working hours.
11/02/16 Australia and China against money laundering Both countries agreed to share information on money laundering and financial transgressions after the detention of Crown employees.
