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Belle Corp revenue dragged down in the first half of 2019 by lotteries
Belle Corp. has reported its financial situation for the first half of the year, and indicates that its consolidated net income dropped 11% over the same period last year.
Iowa could have its first sportsbooks next month
If gambling regulators in Iowa are satisfied with the framework they’re creating for sportsbooks, Iowa could be ready to see sports wagers as early as sometime next month.
Bloomberry confirms it will launch a cruise terminal arm
Bloomberry has now confirmed that it isn’t just helping to get a seaport launched close to the Solaire but also plans on building cruise terminals.
Kiwis could be forced to gamble without credit cards
The New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs is reportedly now considering a complete ban on credit cards for the purpose of online gambling.
Harrah’s ready to launch sports gambling in Pennsylvania
Harrah’s expects to launch its online sportsbook sometime next month, which would give it time to work out any kinks ahead of the NFL’s September 5 regular season kickoff.
Chicago mayor wants residents to tell her where to put casino
Lori Lightfoot wants local residents to tell her where to put the venue and what type of activities they believe the property should offer.
Hard Rock in Gary, Indiana could break ground in September
Spectacle Entertainment plans to build a Hard Rock-branded resort in the city of Gary that could get underway as soon as this September.
Playtech’s sports gambling arm sees green after Wimbledon
Playtech BGT Sports (PBS) has reportedly in green territory, in all of the company's gambling operations, turnover increased 50% throughout Wimbledon and PBS.
