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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Czech Republic to impose point-of-consumption tax on international online gambling operators as part of broad overhaul of gambling regime.
Caesars Interactive retains top spot on Q4 social casino chart
Caesars Interactive holds on to top spot on Eilers Research social casino revenue chart; Imperus Tech extends Diwip acquisition deadline.
Penn National Gaming hires ex-Betfred man Chris Sheffield for online push
Casino operator Penn National Gaming hires ex-Betfred MD Chris Sheffield to help guide its new online gambling ambitions.
Montreal cop busted for bookmaking; New Orleans bookie done in by in-law
Montreal police sergeant arrested in crackdown of illegal bookmaking ring; in-law finks on New Orleans bookie.
Pennsylvania 2014 casino revenue falls for second straight year
Pennsylvania casino gaming revenue falls 1.4% to $3.07b in 2014, fourth straight year above $3b but second straight year of negative growth.
Thai police try to unravel illegal online gambling and kidnapping case
Thai police try to discern truth from fiction in case involving South Korean illegal online gambling ring and kidnappers.
UK’s point of consumption tax leads William Hill to scrub race sponsorship
William Hill ends sponsorship of Lincoln Handicap due to UK's point of consumption tax; Hills named to American Gaming Association board.
