Maryland Casinos Show Huge Recovery in May
Gamblers are back at Maryland casinos, with the six venues reporting more money earned in May in the history of the industry. Across the United States, casinos are starting to offer services at 100% capacity. As more vaccinations are taking place in... Read More
New Rhode Island Bill Seeks Payments for Casino Host Cities
A new measure in Rhode Island would give an annual payment to casino host towns like Tiverton and Lincoln. Each state that offers casino gaming in the US has its own rules and regulations. As part of the legal details, many jurisdictions have payment... Read More
FBI Busts Illegal Gambling Operation in Kentucky
Police and the FBI recently busted an illegal gambling operation in Lexington, Kentucky. No matter how many times federal and local police forces take down illegal gambling operations, there are still criminals that try to get away with it. Illegal... Read More
Floridians Fight Back Against Gambling Expansion Effort
Around 100 Florida residents recently took part in a rally against a gambling expansion involving the Seminole Tribe. An effort to expand gambling in the state of Florida via a new compact with the Seminole Tribe is meeting some resistance. While... Read More
Las Vegas Rewards Card Leads to Arrest in Murder Case
Police were able to use details from a casino rewards card to find an individual wanted for murder in Las Vegas. Player cards are a great way to earn incentives when it comes to gambling at a casino. Most every gambler takes advantage of such cards in... Read More
New Bill in NJ Would Remove iGaming From Property Tax
A new bill recently introduced in New Jersey would remove iGaming from the casino property tax paid in Atlantic City. New legislation recently introduced in the state of New Jersey is perking the interest of casino owners. The bill seeks to remove... Read More
New York Casinos Owe Millions in Oversight Fees
The New York State Comptroller’s Office is reporting that four casinos in the state still owe millions in oversight fees. It’s never good to owe anyone money, but when it gets into the millions, it might be a problem. In New York State, the... Read More
Wynn Casino and Cosmopolitan Ready for 100% Capacity
The Nevada Gaming Control Board has approved Wynn Resorts Las Vegas properties and the Cosmopolitan to open at 100% capacity. In Nevada, the state set a goal to be open at 100% capacity by June. The path to this percentage includes continued mask... Read More
Illinois Lawmakers Consider Major Changes to Gambling Laws
Lawmakers in Illinois are considering making changes to current gambling laws, including sports betting and online gambling. Now is a time when many states across the US are considering legal changes regarding gambling. Lawmakers are more open to... Read More
Canadian Casinos Continue to Be Affected by COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to be an issue in Canada with most casinos shut down in certain areas to avoid another outbreak. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a big issue around the world. For over a year now, officials in various countries have been... Read More