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Gambling apps put corporations at risk, says Veracode.

“Gambling Apps” Compromise Corporate Security, Says Veracode Study 

The gambling apps installed by a company’s employees could be putting its security systems at risk, according to a new report by cloud-based app security firm, Veracode. After scanning thousands of such apps installed on mobile devices used for work, the company...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 6, 2015
Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel’s DFS bill SB 459

Daily Fantasy Sports Illegal in Michigan, Says Regulator

Daily Fantasy Sports is “illegal under current Michigan law,” according to Rick Kalm, executive director of Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB), the state gambling regulator. The opinion, offered to Gambling Compliance this week, suggests that those offering and participating in DFS for...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 5, 2015
Philip Yea bwin.party chairman GVC buyout

Bwin.party Goes to GVC Holdings, 888 Throws in the Towel

Bwin.party has accepted a ring, and it's a honker. At long last, suitor GVC Holdings has won the heart of bwin.party with a $1.6 billion bid. Long-time rival 888 Holdings says it is no longer willing to contest the outcome, and has walked...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 4, 2015
Donald Trump Steve Wynn adviser

Donald Trump Brings on Steve Wynn as Unofficial Campaign Adviser: Strange Bedfellows Indeed

Donald Trump and Steve Wynn haven’t always been the best of friends, to say the least. But the two men are now reportedly working together on a project far bigger than a casino in Atlantic City or Las Vegas. According to a...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 4, 2015
Tony Abbott PM Australia online gambling law review

Australia Takes on Interactive Gambling Act, Saying Online Laws Need Clarification

Australia’s online gambling market has been governed for the past 14 years by the Interactive Gambling Act, a piece of legislation passed in 2001. It’s a law that has left much about the status of Internet gaming in the country unclear, and...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 3, 2015
Atlantic City casinos Chris Christie PILOT legislation

Atlantic City Casinos Push New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to Sign Financial Assistance Bills

Atlantic City casinos are pressuring Governor Chris Christie to step off the political campaign trail for a minute and hike back to Trenton to sign a package of rescue bills. The measures were approved by both the Assembly and State Senate in...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 3, 2015
Texas State Senator Jane Nelson racing controversy

Texas Racetracks Bets are Off Following Standoff with Legislature

Texas racetracks may not have lost the race yet, but their odds are not looking good. The Lone Star State's horse and dog racing tracks remained closed to bettors on Wednesday due to an ongoing funding dispute between the Texas Racing Commission (TRC)...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 2, 2015
Colorado Human Services Director Reggie Bicha

Colorado Gambling Addiction Program Audit Shows Only One Gambler Helped in Past Two Years

A Colorado gambling addiction program has apparently been gathering dust, based on a recent audit of the system's actual usage. Most states that allow for legalized gambling, including Colorado, acknowledge that along with the revenue they raise through gaming, there will also...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 2, 2015
Baccarat revenues down in Vegas, Phil Ivey or Chinese economy?

Baccarat Revenue Down in Vegas, Chinese Economic Troubles May be to Blame

Is the Chinese economic slowdown killing the action at the world’s baccarat tables? While there may certainly be more pressing things to worry about following Beijing’s recent decision to devalue the Yeun, such as destabilization of the global financial markets and potential...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 1, 2015
Macau casinos August revenues down

Macau Gambling Revenues Continue Sharp Decline

Macau was supposed to be recovering from its casino struggles by now, with the Chinese territory now well over a year into declines brought on by an anti-corruption drive in Beijing and other factors. But there seems to be no change in...

Casino.org Staff Writer September 1, 2015