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Martha Coakley, Massachusetts, casino repeal

Massachusetts Casino Repeal Question Approved by Court

In Massachusetts, casino companies have faced a series of battles in order to build resorts in the state. There have been town-by-town campaigns to win over local communities, and in the case of the Greater Boston area, a fierce competition for just...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 26, 2014
Luis Suarez, World Cup 2014, sports betting, bite

Luis Suárez World Cup Bite Becomes Payday for Lucky Gamblers

When Luis Suárez bit Giorgio Chiellini during Uruguay's World Cup match against Italy, 60 million Italians were outraged. When Diego Godin scored minutes later, 3.3 million Uruguayans celebrated their team's move into the tournament's knockout stages. And for perhaps 200 or so...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 26, 2014
New Jersey, State Senator Ray Lesniak, legal sports betting

Ray Lesniak, New Jersey Not Giving Up on Sports Betting

Typically, an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States is a last resort. After all, there's no higher legal authority in the country. Even in the case of New Jersey's push to legalize sports betting in the state, it appeared...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 25, 2014
Revel Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey, bankruptcy

Revel Casino in Atlantic City Files for Second Bankruptcy

When the Revel Casino Hotel opened in Atlantic City in 2012, the city saw it as the beginning of a new era for the local gambling industry. Now, it looks as though the resort may go down as one of the largest...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 25, 2014
Macau, 2014 World Cup, illegal sports betting

World Cup Illegal Betting Rings Busted by Macau Police

If you want to place a bet on a World Cup match, you can do so at hundreds of sites online, not to mention countless sportsbooks and betting shops in countries around the world. But as is often the case with major...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 24, 2014
New Jersey, Governor Chris Christie, US sports betting law, US Supreme Court

New Jersey Sports Betting Appeal Rejected by US Supreme Court

New Jersey's attempt to defy federal law and start offering sports betting through Atlantic City casinos was always a long shot: the kind of bet you make at the beginning of the year when your favorite team has no real chance to...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 24, 2014
Belgium, Belgian regulators, online gambling, EU

Belgian Regulators Push for More Gambling Restrictions

In a world where more and more nations are liberalizing their online gambling sectors to allow for increased competition, Belgium has been something of an outlier. While they haven't banned Internet casinos, they have been very aggressive about blacklisting sites that they...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 23, 2014
Golden Nugget, New Jersey, Atlantic City

New Jersey Clears Golden Nugget in Case of Unshuffled Cards

A New Jersey State Superior Court judge has ruled that the Golden Nugget Casino in Atlantic City does not have to pay out almost $1 million in disputed winnings resulting from a deck mix-up during a game of mini-baccarat. The incident occurred...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 23, 2014
IGT, GTECH

IGT Rumored to Be Up For Sale to GTECH

International Game Technology (IGT) could be on the verge of a buyout by Italian gaming group GTECH SpA. IGT, the Nevada based company that manufactures roughly half of the gaming machines in the United States and owns online gaming software developer Wagerworks,...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 22, 2014
Japan casinos. Japanese parliament

Japan Casino Legislation Debate Begins in Earnest

At times it has seemed inevitable. At others, delays threatened to put it off forever. But finally, it seems as though the Japanese parliament is taking up the issue of legalizing casino gambling in their country in earnest, as debate on the...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 21, 2014