The league’s executive VP recognizes that game officials have not been able to properly manage the new rule.
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Eldorado, Caesars seal billion-dollar merger deal
After buying a huge chunk of the casino company earlier this year in order to try to push for it to be sold, a deal has apparently been worked out between it and Eldorado Resorts.
The truth behind New York’s failed sports gambling bill
Legislators had worked tirelessly to get bills approved that would allow the activity beyond the four upstate venues already authorized for sportsbooks but, in the end, their efforts were fruitless.
Melco Resorts to acquire majority stake in Cyprus casino project
Melco International Development is selling its entire stake in the City of Dreams Mediterranean (CODM) project being built in Cyprus.
India GST Council wants AG to weigh in on dual tax for lotteries
India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council was still not able to come together and agree on how lotteries in the country should be taxed.
More rubella cases surface in Macau
Macau’s Health Bureau confirmed the three latest cases of rubella virus, which were linked to employees at Galaxy Entertainment-owned StarWorld.
At least 24 dead after resort under construction in Cambodia collapses
Because the construction company decided to cut corners in an effort to have the building completed as quickly as possible the rush to see new gambling houses and their supporting infrastructure has resulted in the deaths of at least 24 people.
MGM faces lawsuit over termination, alleged discrimination
Paul Ross has filed suit against his former employer and is seeking damages and injunctive relief over his dismissal, which, he asserts, should have been prohibited according to federal and state laws.
Sentosa World dealer sentenced over chip theft
Ding Zhipeng has now faced a judge and learned his sentence for stealing about $56,818 in chips from the casino.
