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MGM's casino would join many new developments in National Harbor on the Potomac River in Maryland.

MGM Expected to Receive Maryland Casino Approval

MGM Resorts has been making some big splashes on the East Coast, including gaining a license to build in Springfield, Massachusetts. Now, with one last approval from local regulators, MGM could see another complex built just miles from the nation's capitol. The...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 17, 2014
As many as four Atlantic City casinos could close this year, including Trump Plaza.

Atlantic City Trump Plaza Likely to Close in September

The casino industry of Atlantic City is currently facing an unprecedented freefall. After years of declining revenues, at least two casinos have already closed or plan to close this year, and another is facing a second bankruptcy in two years. And now,...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 17, 2014
High-roller poker player Paul Phua was arrested in an FBI sting of a purported Triad sports betting ring at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

Poker Player Paul Phua Arrested with World Cup Gambling Ring

Probably if you plan to set up an illegal sports betting ring, doing it on the property of a major Las Vegas casino with their own sports book is not your best idea ever. But that reality seems to have eluded high-stakes poker...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 16, 2014
888 Holdings has received preliminary approvals for a new online poker players' network.

Nevada Approves 888 Online Poker Pool-Sharing Network

The prospect of interstate online poker player pool-sharing in the US has moved one step closer, following the news that the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) has, on principal, approved a multi-operator player-sharing network in the state. The Board heard that the...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 15, 2014
Santa Ysabel Interactive hopes to make PrivateTable.com California's first regulated online poker room.

California Tribe Claims Sovereignty, Launches Online Poker Site

For years now, California has been rumored to be the next state to approve online gambling. With an already thriving casino and gambling industry, plenty of interest and the population to support a strong online poker scene, the state is a natural...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 15, 2014

James Packer Earns License for Sydney Casino

There really wasn't any drama left in the process, but Australian casino magnate James Packer is be breathing a sigh of relief. That's because the NSW government has finally made the official decision to allow a VIP casino to be built and...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 14, 2014
If the European Commission has its way, online gambling ads will have to feature health warnings.

European Commission Calls for Online Gambling Health Warnings

These days, everyone is familiar with the ubiquitous warnings found on packages of cigarettes. They're a little different from country to country, but they remind consumers of the well-known health problems that can occur because of smoking every time they look at...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 13, 2014
Greyhound racing is a dying sport in America

Casinos Seek Conscious Uncoupling from US Dog Racing

If you look around the USA, you'll still see a fair amount of dog racing, at least in those states that haven't made the practice illegal, following massive criticism of many of the issues surrounding the sport. But at most tracks, greyhounds...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 12, 2014
Mayor Matt Walsh, Boston, Mohegan Sun, Massachusetts casino licenses

City of Boston and Mohegan Sun Agree to Casino Deal

Ever since the residents of East Boston first rejected a casino planned for their community, the city of Boston has worked tirelessly to oppose nearby proposals in Revere and Everett. When those efforts seemingly failed, the city also vowed to strike the...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 10, 2014
Betsoft, Alderney Gambling Control Commission, AGCC

Betsoft Receives Gaming License Suspension from Alderney

Digitus, the parent company of Dutch online gaming software provider Betsoft, has had its gaming license suspended with immediate effect, although no one but the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC) quite knows why. The AGCC, which regulates online gambling in the jurisdiction of...

Casino.org Staff Writer July 9, 2014