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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UK mulls raising lottery sales age limit from 16 to 18 years
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Macau mass gaming outpaces VIP for second straight quarter
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Two Pennsylvania casinos soft-launch online gambling sites
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Encore Boston Harbor’s first week outshines MGM Springfield
Wynn Resorts' new Encore Boston Harbor casino earns $16.8m in its first week, while MGM Springfield earns only $20m in the entire month of June.
