The continued push for expanded gambling in the state isn’t sitting well with New Mexico’s native tribes.
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Florida may have caught a break in the sports gambling fight
Florida's hopeful sports bettors may have caught a break, as a new interpretation suggests sports betting may not need a public vote to be approved.
Paradise Co enjoyed a very prosperous 2019
The South Korean casino operator saw gains all throughout the year, but the yearly total of double-digit revenue gains was even better than expected.
Churchill Downs to answer to employees in federal lawsuit
An employees’ union accuses the company of violating a collective bargaining agreement by holding onto temporary employees year over year.
Macau could start 2020 sluggish as outbreak of pneumonia appears
Macau is bracing for another tough start to a year as a virus spreading across the mainland has local officials concerned.
Codere receives two credit lines to bolster gaming ops in Mexico
A massive injection of funds will help the gaming operator move forward with its Mexican subsidiaries.
Former NBA commissioner David Stern passes away at 77
The former chief of the league died from complications related to a brain hemorrhage, and owners, players, and the current commissioner are reflecting on his legacy.
Two lucky gamblers convert $3,000 into almost $1.5 million at Westgate
The annual Westgate SuperContest proved especially lucrative for two Nebraskan gamblers.
Tropicana could become the first Vegas property of 2020 to be sold
The rumor mill has started turning for the year, and Penn National is said to be receiving offers on their Tropicana casino.
