The league’s executive VP recognizes that game officials have not been able to properly manage the new rule.
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Osaka won’t choose a casino partner until 2020
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If you have $450K laying around, the Venetian can offer you the world
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas has a perfect treat – a complete VIP package that includes a private jet, a four-night luxurious vacation and much more.
Nevada casinos could be targets for extortion by utility company
NV Energy is looking for larger exit fees in a move that could described as a method of extortion to coerce companies into not switching.
Pennsylvania’s Rivers Casino sees ‘nonstop’ March Madness gambling
Pennsylvania introduced legalized sports gambling late last year and the move appears to be paying off, at least for one casino in the state.
Vegas casino workers join United Auto Workers union
A number of casino dealers in Las Vegas have decided to switch alliances and are giving up their partnership with the Transportation Workers Union (TWU).
Asia Pioneer sees record growth from Philippines, Cambodia operations
Asia Pioneer Entertainment (APE) has released its financial report for 2018 and certainly a gleaming numbers reaching US$2.63 million in net profit.
NagaCorp’s Russian IR to be completed sometime next year
The construction on an IR in Russia continues and the company expects to have the first phase construction completely wrapped up by the end of next year.
NY gov balks at gambling expansion, but mobile sports betting moves forward
Casino operators who expect New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to expand gambling activity in the state shouldn’t hold their breath.
