The parent company of sports gambling entity theScore picks up another $25 million through a secondary offering.
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Sports gambling bill takes a step forward in New York
Sports gambling legislation in New York State continues to push forward, even though everyone is almost certain Governor Andrew Cuomo is going to block it.
Sweden needs a partner to help vet gambling license applicants
Spelinspektionen is now looking for a company that can help it enforce its rules and assist with the license application verification process.
North Carolina approves gambling—with a huge catch
A conservative state on the U.S. “Bible Belt,” North Carolina is easing up a little bit, taking a baby step into the gambling world.
Longtime Loto-Quebec player sues for not understanding long odds
A lottery player in Canada who has been purchasing weekly tickets for more than two decades didn’t realize that she didn’t have good odds of winning.
Melco reportedly tries to bribe employees into quitting
Melco is offering pit bosses as much as $62,045 to walk away and a year in unpaid leave, including transfers to non-gaming jobs for other employees, according to report.
MGM Cotai finally receives approval for smoking lounges
MGM Cotai has officially been given the thumbs-up for its smoking lounges, according to announcement from Macau’s Health Bureau.
Gambling companies tap dance around New South Wales ad restrictions
Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) has been trying to clean up the industry, but the state is finding that gambling operators have gotten very good at dancing and sidestepping regulations.
Atlantic City union reelects its president to a new three-year term
The incumbent president of the Unite Here Local 54 workers union in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Bob McDevitt, is keeping his job.
