5349 stories by Casino.org Staff Writer
Casinos Push Towards Millennials by Booking Hipper Concert Acts
Move over Cher and Celine. Casinos are chasing the millennial, and in order to get them inside their doors, numerous gambling venues are booking concert acts that appeal to the 20 and 30-somethings. From bringing in the Impractical Jokers, stars of the...
Tennis Players Attacked on Social Media by Angry Fans Allegedly Gambling on Matches
Multiple tennis players are speaking out against social media attacks levied by persons who are allegedly gambling on matches and frustrated from losing. Over the past year, numerous tennis stars, the majority of which are women, have revealed threatening messages they've received...
Atlantic City Reinvestment Authority Focuses on Casinos Over Urban Development
The Atlantic City reinvestment board responsible for overseeing the city's revitalization has spent a considerable amount of its budget on funding projects that benefit the resort town's casinos. The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) is a state-run organization that gained additional power...
Michigan Sports Betting Bill Introduced to Authorize Odds at Casinos
Sports betting legislation is once again lurking the halls of the Michigan State Capitol, as one lawmaker in the Great Lake State continues pursuing the ending of the market's prohibition. Introduced by State Rep. Robert Kosowski (D-District 16), House Bill 4060 seeks...
LVS to Pay DOJ $7 Million to End Investigation into Payments in China
Sheldon Adelson’s Las Vegas Sands will pay almost $7 million to resolve a Department of Justice investigation into federal anti-bribery law violations in China and Macau. It is illegal, under the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, for companies and their executives to...
Florida Gambling Bill Sponsor, State Senator Bill Galvano, Denies Conflict of Interest
Florida State Senator Bill Galvano (R-Bradenton), sponsor of the state’s new comprehensive gambling expansion bill, is under fire over failing to declare a possible conflict of interest. The Associated Press reported Thursday that Galvano recently worked for luxury real-estate company Turnberry Associates,...
Ohio Expected to Usher in DFS This Year, Montana Moves on Restricted Version
Ohio is “likely” to regulate daily fantasy sports (DFS) this year. This news was delivered, oddly enough, at the legislative hearing of a doomed DFS bill in Washington State this week, according to Legal Sports Report (LSR). In Washington, DFS is explicitly...
As Macau Recovers, Hong Kong’s Casino Investors Pinnacle on Forbes Asia’s “Richest” Rankings
Nothing says you've made it like hitting any Forbes "Richest" list. And now Hong Kong casino investors and owners are showing up on the Asian edition of that iconic list, thanks to a stabilization of Macau's gaming outlook and optimism about planned...
FanDuel to Offer Golf, Despite Legal Question Mark
FanDuel is to add golf to its DFS menu even though it may be testing the boundaries of legality in the US. The company has been hesitant to offer contests based on golf in the past due to uncertainty in the law....
New York Offers Problem Gambling Treatment at State-Run Centers, Addiction Rates Remain Stable
New York will soon be home to three new upstate casinos, and to calm fears among opponents to gambling expansion, the state is increasing its addiction therapy services at its six treatment facilities. The Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services said...
