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EuroPartners leaves Canada

Confirmed EuroPartners Pull Out From Canada

BREAKING NEWS: EuroPartners has confirmed this morning that they will be pulling out of Canada with immediate effect in a move that will likely leave many online casino and poker players and affiliates scratching their heads. While we broke the story that...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 25, 2013
baccarat Las Vegas Strip

Baccarat and Table Games Moving Up on Las Vegas Strip

The times they are a'changin' in the land casino business, especially in Las Vegas. Where slots once ruled the day - and still represent a healthy revenue slice for casinos everywhere - with the advent of online sites and mobile casino apps,...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 25, 2013
Massachusetts gaming law

Move to Repeal Massachusetts Casino Law Gaining Some Traction

Nobody in the state of Massachusetts doubts that the people there like to gamble. However, there seems to be a certain disconnect between that fact and the results of recent referendums, in which voters have been rejecting casinos left and right across...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 24, 2013

London’s Hippodrome Brings in Door Dwarves Amidst Controversy

In a controversial move that could be seen as exploitative or helpful - depending on your viewpoint - the owner of the Hippodrome, the largest casino in the UK , has put out an advertisement to let the world know he is...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 24, 2013
New Jersey online casinos

New Jersey Online Gambling Soft Launch Isn’t Without Glitches

New Jersey’s soft launch of their online gambling platform was, for the most part, a success. The games work, the sites are up and running, and the verification systems are doing their job. In fact, the only real problem is that those...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 23, 2013
Digital fencing New Jersey

Citizens on State Border Might Miss Out on New Jersey Online Gambling

Since online gambling was proposed for New Jersey, we’ve known that you’d have to be located inside the state in order to play on their regulated sites. We just didn’t realize how far inside the state you’d have to be. According to...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 22, 2013
Asian gambling payoffs

Penn National Eschewing Asia to Avoid US Regulatory Scrutiny

No matter how regulated or legalized, some aspects of the gambling industry just cannot be avoided. And what may have moved into the more politically correct realms of lobbyist lunches and VIP hosting in the U.S., remains more of an open handout...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 22, 2013

No Love Lost for Massachusetts Gaming Regulators from Gary Loveman

You could say he has a chip on his shoulder; Gary Loveman - CEO of Caesars Entertainment Corp. - is still a tad miffed about being scorned by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. Oh, and two can play that game, by the way;...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 20, 2013

Sheldon Adelson Accelerates Campaign Against Legal Online Gambling

Here’s an understatement for you: Sheldon Adelson is not the biggest fan of online gambling, and online gamblers are not the biggest fans of Sheldon Adelson. The Las Vegas Sands CEO and chairman has made plenty of anti-online gambling comments in the...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 19, 2013

Suffolk Downs Talks with Revere to Revisit Massachusetts Casino Plans

Massachusetts could just as well be called Mass Exodus of Casino Giants these days. Caesars Entertainment walked away from a partnership-to-be after what they deemed to be ridiculous scrutiny by the gaming commission there, and Wynn has hinted he may well do...

Casino.org Staff Writer November 19, 2013