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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Utility failure means no AC in AC’s casinos
A utility failure leaves both Caesars and the Trump Plaza casinos in Atlantic City without air conditioning during a sweltering heat wave.
Has gambling’s mainstream acceptance hurt its recession-proof status?
Gambling has found increased mainstream acceptance over the past decade, but casinos believes it has hurt its traditional recession-prone status.
UK sport federations to seek ‘betting right’ fees from gambling companies?
UK sports federations may receive the power to seek 'betting right' fees from gambling companies who take bets on UK-based sporting events.
Unlawful ISRAELI Gambling Enforcement Act coming?
Israeli internet service providers say police have ordered them to block gambling sites, but the ISPs say it's unworkable and outside cops' authority.
Bond holders approved as new owners of Trump’s AC casinos
Bond holders approves as new owners for Trump Entertainment Resorts in Atlantic City by New Jersey Casino Control Commission.
U.S. admits error on Iroquois passport issue, will Canada follow?
Iroquois lacrosse team headed to international tournament in U.K. struggling for approval to use Iroquois Confederacy-issued passports.
Typhoon hits Philippines — reputable gaming companies unaffected
Typhoon Condon hits Philippines, causing major power outages in downtown Manila, but most reputable online gambling companies report being unaffected.
Las Vegas’ Riviera Holdings Corp. files for Chapter 11
Riviera Holding Corp. files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Casinos controlled by the company in Nevada and Colorado are expected to remain open
