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California Chrome Belmont Stakes Triple Crown

California Chrome Hopes to Claim Triple Crown

In many ways, horse racing is no longer a sport that captures the imagination of the American public. But the Kentucky Derby is still a major event, and the winner of that race receives plenty of attention heading into the Preakness Stakes....

Casino.org Staff Writer June 5, 2014
Macau revenues

Macau Revenue Up, But Short of Expectations

If Las Vegas saw its gambling revenues grow by more than 9 percent, it would be considered a sign of a major gaming boom in the city. A similar growth rate in Atlantic City would not only be seen as a miracle,...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 5, 2014
Pennsylvania State Senator Edwin Erickson

Pennsylvania Lawmaker to Introduce Online Poker Legislation

Every week, there seems to be a new story about how one state or another is considering online gambling. But that consideration can mean anything from "a bill is about to pass" down to "someone, somewhere in the state said that maybe...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 4, 2014
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton Lottery

Minnesota Governor Vetoes Bill to Ban Online Lottery Games

When the Minnesota legislature soundly voted for a bill that would end online lottery games and ticket sales at gas pumps and ATMs in the state, many expected that to be the end of the story. But Governor Mark Dayton has given...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 4, 2014
Coral ad UK ASA

UK Gambling Ad Labeled as Seductive Is Banned by ASA

A TV spot for UK-facing bookmakers Coral has been banned by the country's Advertising Standards Authority because it's deemed to link gambling with "seduction," and therefore contravenes gambling advertising regulation in that country. The TV spot featured two men in a barber...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 3, 2014
Diet of Japan Japan casinos

Japan Casinos May Not Get Approvals in Time for 2020 Olympics

It all seemed like such perfect synergy: with Tokyo hosting the 2020 Summer Olympics, millions of tourists and sports fans from around the world would be visiting Japan, all looking for ways to spend their travel money. It would be the ideal...

Casino.org Staff Writer June 1, 2014
Supreme Court Michigan Indian Casino

Court Rules Michigan Cannot Sue to Block Indian Casino

The rules governing casinos run by Native American tribal groups are varied and complex, relying on both federal laws and the compacts signed between states and the tribes that reside within them. This plays out in legal battles across the country, including...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 31, 2014
Jai-Alai Florida

Loophole Could Bring New Gambling Options to Florida

One of the major reasons why Florida legislators wanted to update the state's gaming laws this year was to clean up a code filled with loopholes and makeshift patches that have made less and less sense as time goes on. When they...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 31, 2014
Genting Resorts World Las Vegas Nevada Gaming regulators

Genting Receives Approval for Las Vegas Casino

For years, Las Vegas casino giants have been spending billions to invest in the growing Asian gambling market. Perhaps it should be no surprise, then, that Asia might want to return the favor. The Nevada Gaming Commission has given approval to Malaysia's...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 29, 2014
MGM Massachusetts casino law

MGM and Wynn Ask For Changes to Massachusetts Casino Law

When it comes to the gaming industry, even the casinos themselves admit that there needs to be strong regulation. After all, it would be way too easy for unscrupulous operators to cheat players, launder money, or engage in other illegal activity if...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 28, 2014