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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Edmonton Oilers owner says threat to move team ‘not a threat’
Edmonton Oilers owner Daryl Katz claims that telling city officials he'd move the team unless they built him a new arena wasn't really a threat.
Half of French gamblers shun state-sanctioned betting sites
Postmortem of 2010 World Cup betting in France reveals that despite liberalization, half of French bettors still prefer wagering with 'illegal' sites
Canada’s Indian tribes eye launch of national gaming commission
Canadian aboriginal leaders meet in Winnipeg to discuss formation of national gaming commission to facilitate increased control over gaming issues.
Resignation greets NJ guv’s plans to takeover Atlantic City
Major stakeholders in Atlantic City seem resigned to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's plans to takeover the gambling mecca in a bid to stop its slide.
State senator Wright still backing poker in California
State senator Rod Wright still advocating for his plan to introduce an online poker scheme in California.
Dublinbet hires companies to give it a digital makeover
Live online casino Dublinbet hires Manchester's Code Computerlove and Glasgow's Dog Digital to give the Irish company's website a digital makeover.
India’s bookies handle growing public demand for gambling
India's gamblers are looking for (and finding) ways to bet on sports other than horse racing, and locals vastly outnumber tourists at legal casinos.
William Hill expects World Cup revenue boost despite retail slump
William Hill to release updated financial figures on Tuesday, expected to show big boost from deluded English World Cup punters, but retail slump.
