The sportsbook didn’t update its required self-exclusion list this past January as quickly as regulators expected.
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College student calls in bomb threat to halt football game over bet
A college freshman at the University of Alabama called in the bomb threat to forced off the game between University of Florida and LSU.
The Japan IR scene: Yokohama RFC, Mohegan Sun commits to Hokkaido
Casino operators continue to express their interest in the IR scene, as do cities hoping to be selected as one of the first three locations next year.
Silver Heritage chairman suddenly resigns
James Spenceley has suddenly decided to step away from the casino operator after only a year and a half of being in the role.
Plans for a casino in South Chicago axed over mob connections
Five sites chosen as potential candidates to house a gambling house were all rejected by Union Gaming this past August.
“Dark” political action group goes after a tribal casino operator
There are compacts in place in major states in U.S., that layout a revenue-sharing agreement between the tribe and the state government.
Louisiana judge caught on the wrong side of the gavel
Patrick Dejean was busted for stealing money from debtors’ payments, then using those funds to gamble at area casinos.
A mining company is chipping away a piece of Macau’s The 13
After realizing that the venue would most likely never see the fortune its developers expected, South Shore Holdings set out to find a buyer.
Crown Melbourne caught up in money-laundering probe
Australia’s Crown Melbourne casino is going to be called on the carpet by regulators once again.
