The continued push for expanded gambling in the state isn’t sitting well with New Mexico’s native tribes.
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Sweden sees massive response to auto-exclusion program
The Scandinavian country made sure it gave its citizens an easy way to opt out of the activity if they felt they were getting in too deep.
MGM halfway to planned staff reduction after more jobs cut
MGM Resorts wants to reduce its workforce by 2,100 within a year, and is well on its way towards reaching its goal.
GVC Holdings CEO takes ‘huge’ pay cut
Kenneth Alexander has decided to reduce his salary in an effort to appease investors prior to the upcoming shareholder meeting next week.
Things look good for Eldorado’s Caesars acquisition, asserts analyst
At least one industry analyst is putting his weight behind a possible deal, noting the companies’ valuation is a primary impetus behind the acquisition.
Gambler sends death threats to athletes, faces jail time
The 23-year-old faces up to five years in the slammer, but could see his sentence reduced to anywhere from 21 to 27 months if prosecutors get their way.
Pennsylvania regulators approve Wind Creek purchase of Sands Bethlehem
Wind Creek Hospitality has been green-lighted to take over Sands Bethlehem after the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board signed off on the deal this week.
Casinos speak up on mobile sports bets in Massachusetts
Massachusetts lawmakers have completed their most recent hearings on sports gambling to help them decide whether to legalize the activity in the state.
Alert raised on California horse racing following deaths
The death of Kochees, a horse that died this past Saturday after being pulled from a race, marked the third in nine days.
