Nevada casinos report only $3.6m in gaming revenue during the month of April due to the COVID-19 lockdown keeping them shut for the whole month.
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Red Rock Resorts revenue jumps following Palms purchase
US regional casino operator Red Rock Resorts sees revenue jump in Q3 thanks in part to the 2016 acquisition of the Palms casino in Las Vegas.
South Korea casinos have mixed Q3 results but gov’t always wins
Casino operator Grand Korea Leisure rises in Q3 while rival Kangwon Land falls, but Korean government's sin taxes go up regardless.
Cherry lowers full-year forecast on ComeOn integration woes
Cherry AB reports triple-digit revenue growth in Q3 but ongoing challenges in integrating ComeOn's online operations prompt revised FY17 outlook.
Atlantic City’s Revel supposedly sold (again), owner denies (again)
New filing claims Atlantic City's shuttered Revel casino has (again) been sold to developer Bruce Deifik, but Revel's owner (again) claims ignorance.
Polish prosecutors reopen illegal slots probe of gov’t officials
Polish prosecutors reopen an investigation into allegations of finance ministry officials illegally registering 78k slot machines.
National Harbor keeps bogarting Maryland’s gaming revenue
MGM Resorts' National Harbor casino maintains its death grip on Maryland's gaming revenue, while Horseshoe Baltimore revenue falls by more than one-quarter.
BetStars wins license in Czech Republic, gets banned in Slovakia
The Stars Group's BetStars is first int'l operator to win Czech Republic sports betting license, but BetStars added to Slovakia's online gambling blacklist.
Genting Singapore profit spikes thanks to tighter VIP lending
Genting Singapore reports profit spiking 35% in Q3 thanks to lower VIP bad debt provisions at the Resorts World Sentosa casino.
