The online casino comparison site uncovers how public interest in different types of gaming has changed because of the coronavirus.
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Lucky Dragon investors sue over failed American dream
Investors of the Lucky Dragon didn’t receive their residency or their investments and are now going after the developers to try to recuperate their funds
Disney now owns a piece of DraftKings
Walt Disney had tried to keep Florida’s gambling industry under the thumb of lawmakers because it is a family-friendly company that doesn’t believe wagers fits in with its business model.
Musical chairs at the Nevada Gaming Commission continues
A well-known, respected Las Vegas attorney and a founding partner of the Cohen Johnson law firm, Steven Cohen was named to the Nevada Gaming Commission.
Profit up, revenue down for IGT
International Game Technology Plc (IGT) has released its financials for the first quarter of 2019, a mix of some bad and good news.
Paradise Entertainment reports weaker Q1 on gaming machine unit
Macau’s Paradise Entertainment Ltd. published its financials for the first quarter of the year and the results don’t look good.
UK’s online gambling operators might have licenses canceled
Tom Watson, the Deputy Leader of the UK’s Labour Party thinks the entire online gaming industry is fouled up and basically wants it to be scrapped.
Melco headquarters could move to Japan
Melco is currently headquartered in Hong Kong and Ho has hinted at a possible move to Japan if the company is chosen.
Casino in Martha’s Vineyard delayed again over as scrutiny mounts
Things began to look more promising and the project seemed to be ready to move forward, but the fight rages on and there has been yet another obstacle put on the path of the casino.
