PGCB hands out $40k fine to Hollywood Casino for underage gaming
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has handed out $45k in fines in the last month for two breaches of its gaming regulations.
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Detroit casinos feel brunt of strikes as October revenue tumbles
The three commercial casinos in Detroit, Michigan have reported significant declines in revenue in October amid a workers strike causing issues to the properties’...
Virginia skill game ban takes effect on Wednesday
After a long road that included a pandemic and a court battle, the ban on skill games in Virginia is set to go into...
Sands NYC casino project in jeopardy after state Supreme Court ruling
A New York state Supreme Court ruling could create major problems for the proposed Nassau Coliseum casino project from Las Vegas Sands.
Back in April...
Newly formed non-profit Tribal Leadership Council launches
There is a new non-profit group hoping to champion tribal sovereignty, particularly when it comes to tribal gaming. On Monday, the Tribal Leadership Council...
Las Vegas strikes off as Wynn reaches last-gasp CWU deal
Wynn Resorts has reached a deal with the Culinary Workers Union three hours before a union-declared deadline to avoid strike action.
The deal was agreed...
Las Vegas casino workers reach last-minute deal with Caesars
Caesars Entertainment has managed to avoid a mass workers strike a week before Formula One comes to Las Vegas after reaching a deal with...
Richmond voters reject casino proposals for second time
Richmond will not become the fifth city in Virginia to build a casino development after voters rejected proposals in a referendum in the state...
Mets owner Steve Cohen partners with Hard Rock on NYC casino bid
After months of being mum regarding exactly what his plans are for a casino proposal next to Citi Field, Mets owner Steve Cohen has...
Las Vegas casino workers set for “biggest US hospitality strike”
Casinos in Las Vegas could be set for serious disruption just a week before Formula One comes to town, as workers come closer to...