The sportsbook didn’t update its required self-exclusion list this past January as quickly as regulators expected.
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Retail sportsbook initiatives in New Hampshire gather momentum
In New Hampshire, both are found as cities are divided on whether or not they want retail sportsbooks in their neighborhoods.
Florida doesn’t want to answer greyhound ban challenge
Florida residents took to the polls and decided that greyhound racing, once a state revenue lifeline, was no longer needed.
Casino patron’s bomb threats were “misunderstood,” asserts lawyer
A defense attorney in Illinois is going to try to use semantics to have his client found innocent of making a bomb threat inside a casino earlier this year.
Legal sports wagers in the US reach new levels
The group recently pointed out that there are now 52 million Americans who can place legal sports bets in the U.S., three times as many as what was seen a year ago.
Colorado’s vote on sports gambling remains in the air
Since allowing legal sports wagers would have an impact on state taxes, the decision rests with state voters, who are now in the process of deciding the bill’s fate.
Landing Int’l boss to fight as two “receivers” claim shares
Two men that are trying to claim shares in Landing International Development (LID) will need to do a better job at proving their holdings.
Union Gaming offers position on Twin River ahead of earnings release
Twin River Worldwide Holdings is going to release its financial productivity for the third quarter of the year a week from this Thursday.
MGM’s REIT gets a vote of confidence from Union Gaming
As MGM continues to trim its portfolio in an effort to reduce its overhead, it is prepared to sell three Las Vegas casinos.
