Two separate illegal gambling investigations lead to arrests and possible jail time for up to 35 people.
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November toughest month for Macau; 2020 not looking better
Analysts with Nomura Instinet asserts that protests taking place in Hong Kong are impacting Macau casino sector’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) numbers.
California casino manager busted for $200,000 embezzlement
A floor manager at the Red Hawk Tribal Casino in has been busted for leading a scam that ultimately saw the gambling house lose over $200,000.
Baltimore Ravens are better odds for a Super Bowl title
The Baltimore Ravens have turned up the heat on their NFL performance this year and are quickly moving into position to make a run on the Super Bowl.
Gambling reform in Germany could be coming soon
A survey conducted earlier this year showed that the majority of those polled in Germany believe it’s time to update the country’s gambling laws.
ACMA crackdown on gambling in Australia could be exaggerated
The Australian Communications and Media Authority is set to start forcing local Internet services providers to suspend offshore foreign gambling websites.
US gov’t sides with Connecticut tribes in MGM fight
The casino giant is afraid of losing gamblers that may have otherwise hit the MGM Springfield across the border in Massachusetts.
MGM Springfield suffers vandalism by surprising vandal
Springfield mayor’s communications director, Marian Sullivan was arrested for vandalizing cars, damaging restaurant at MGM Springfield casino.
Bloomberry files appeal over $296-million judgment
Bloomberry Resorts has to shell out $296 million to cover the termination of a management services agreement it had with a gaming operator.
