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Beijing Spies on Chinese Officials Gambling in Macau, Says Senior Lawmaker
The Chinese mainland officials who once piled the proceeds of their embezzlement onto the baccarat tables of Macau are a thing of the past, according to Ho Iat Seng, president of the enclave’s legislative assembly. Speaking to Chinese state-run media during a...
Warren Buffett March Madness Pool Comes With $1M a Year for Life Prize, Derek Stevens Bets $363K
Warren Buffett is once again offering $1 million a year for life to any one of Berkshire Hathaway's 377,000 employees who can correctly predict the first two rounds of NCAA March Madness. The odds are of course strongly in his favor that...
President Donald Trump Fires Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Political Bettors Get It Right (Again)
The Cabinet of President Donald Trump is starting to become more of a Lazy Susan, as members of the executive branch advisory board continue to rotate. This week, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson became the latest high ranking official to be shown...
Caesars Threatens to Sink $90 Million Horseshoe Indiana Expansion Unless State Voids License Fee
Caesars Entertainment is telling the Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) that unless it withdraws a $50 million license transfer fee on its acquisition of two horse racetrack racinos, it will consider abandoning expansion plans at its Horseshoe Southern Indiana riverboat. Last fall, Caesars...
Backed into a Corner, Wynn Resorts Drops Litigation Against Kazuo Okada
Wynn Resorts on Monday dropped its six-year-long court battle with its former majority shareholder, the Japanese pachinko magnate Kazuo Okada. The move comes just days after the embattled Las Vegas casino giant agreed to pay $2.6 billion to settle out of court...
Las Vegas Nightlife Giant Hakkasan Gears Up for Entry into Hotel Business, But Sin City Unlikely Focus
Las Vegas restaurant and nightclub virtuoso Hakkasan Group plans to expand into the boutique hotel industry, but its vision doesn’t include the city in which it's grown its bottle service. Nor does it encompass a future in gaming. Despite controlling half of...
Tiger Woods Masters Odds Shorter Than Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm, and Defending Champion Sergio Garcia
Tiger Woods is now just 10/1 to win next month's Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. The four-time green jacket winner hasn't even played in the tournament since 2015 where he finished T17. But after a strong T2 performance at last weekend's Valspar...
Las Vegas Sands Resort Fees Jump to $45 a Day at Venetian and Palazzo, Joining Surcharge Bump Trend
Resort fees in Las Vegas keep going up and up, and Las Vegas Sands is the latest operator to jump on the raised surcharge bandwagon. At a $6 hike, from $39 to $45 a day at the company's two chichi properties the...
Pennsylvania Online Gambling Market to Launch Before Year’s End
Pennsylvania is on schedule to launch its online gambling market before the end of the year. That’s the latest from the executive director of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), Kevin O’Toole, who told the House budget hearing that applications for licensing would...
Florida Gambling Legislation Dead for 2018, Power Might Soon Be Delivered to the People
Florida gambling legislation is once again being shelved after Sunshine State lawmakers failed to come to new terms with the Seminole Tribe. Hundreds of millions of tax dollars are at stake, and a constitutional ballot referendum question will be put before voters...
