The league’s executive VP recognizes that game officials have not been able to properly manage the new rule.
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Ainsworth to miss revenue forecasts for second half of fiscal year
Ainsworth expects its pre-tax profit—not including one-off items—to be around $2.8 million for the second half of the fiscal year.
AGEM Index inches upward in April
Share prices among major casino gaming equipment manufacturers increased 23.89 points to 476.35 points from March to April, according to AGEM.
Bookies in Jaipur busted for activity tied to Betfair
Law enforcement officials in Jaipur, India, have arrested two individuals they say were the ringleaders of major gambling syndicates.
New York makes changes to sports gambling bill, leagues still benefit
Two sports gambling bills in New York may have undergone changes, but sports leagues' "integrity fee" has remained intact.
6 Vegas sports gambling funds controlled by former Ponzi scheme operators
John F. Thomas III manages six funds that are now being put under the microscope by the U.S. SEC, according to reports.
Treasure Island wants Caesars’ Strip properties
Treasure Island would welcome the opportunity to purchase the properties from Caesars as the latter potentially looks to sell its assets.
Morgan Stanley expects VIP revenue in Macau to recover in Q3
The drop in gross gaming revenue (GGR) in Macau is nothing more than a temporary glitch that doesn’t have local authorities concerned.
3 arrested in Macau after death of gambler
Macau has done a lot to clean up the city and remove illegal loan sharks, but there will always be those that lurk in the shadows, ready to prey on others.
