Legislative Assembly member José Pereira Coutinho believes the gaming regulator is “c.olluding” with casino operators.
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Bernstein analysts to Wynn: Don’t sell Encore property
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Gaming taxes in Macau giving the city a huge boost
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Instant racing machine debate in Kentucky makes its way to Supreme Court
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New Jersey bill to remove sportsbook restrictions for some casinos
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Mobile sports gambling in New York? Better luck next year
The bill to authorize online sports wagers in New York seems not going to push thru this year, as expected by Assemblyman Gary Pretlow.
Macau’s Ponte 16 hopes to expand this year
Ponte 16Success Universe Group wants to conduct an expansion project to increase the property’s size, and is hoping that the Macau government will approve its plan before the end of the year.
