Casino.org The World's Online Gaming Authority Since 1995
Menu
Avatar photo

Reporter: Casino.org Staff Writer

Areas of Expertise

5349 stories by Casino.org Staff Writer

East Coast Gaming Congress ECGC offshore gambling sites

Industry Experts Say Offshore Hurts Regulated Online Gambling

When Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware launched online gambling in their states, many heralded it as the dawn of the American Internet gambling industry. Of course, this wasn't entirely true: online casinos had been in the United States since the 1990s, and...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 22, 2014
Blackstone Group Deutsche Bank Las Vegas Cosmopolitan

Deutsche Bank Sells Las Vegas Cosmopolitan to Blackstone

Ever since they foreclosed on The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas back in 2008, Deutsche Bank has been looking to unload the casino and hotel onto anyone willing to give them a good price. After all, they're a bank, not a casino operator,...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 21, 2014
Norbert Teufelberger Manfred Bodner bwin.party

Two bwin.party Execs Acquitted of Gambling Charges in France

The battle over whether bwin – now known as bwin.party – violated the rules of France's online gambling industry has been fought for over a decade now, with legal proceedings having begun nearly eight years ago. But finally, after it seemed as...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 21, 2014
James Waldman NCLGS iGaming regulation

Gambling State Legislators Release iGaming Policy Framework

If you've been following our coverage of online gaming lately, you know that there's a fierce battle raging – at least behind the scenes – over the future of Internet gambling in the United States. Groups such as Sheldon Adelson's Coalition to...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 20, 2014
New York State casinos

New York Casinos Set $350 Million Minimum for Prized Locations

We're still at least a few years away from a real casino being proposed in New York City, and it's hard to imagine just how competitive – and expensive – the fight for that license will be. Until that time, the most...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 20, 2014
Atlantic City New Jersey online gambling revenue drop

New Jersey Online Gambling Revenue Drops for First Time

While the revenues from New Jersey's emerging online gambling market have been small, most observers have remained upbeat about the long-term prospects for Internet gambling in the state. After all, since the launch of the sites in November of last year, online...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 19, 2014
Stephen Crosby Massachusetts Gaming Commission

Massachusetts Gaming Chair Faces Pressure to Resign

For Stephen P. Crosby, it's been a rough patch. Recently, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission chairman removed himself from discussion about the various casino proposals in the Greater Boston area over concerns about his impartiality. Now, that move has led many officials and...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 19, 2014
Mitch Garber Caesars Interactive

Caesars Interactive Continues Strong Growth

In what could be deemed a kind of modern "A Tale of Two Cities," - in this case, Las Vegas and Atlantic City - it's been the best of times and been the worst of times for Caesars lately; and for Caesars...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 18, 2014
Diana Zolla New Jersey online gambling identity theft

New Jersey Online Gambler Claims Identity Theft to Avoid Debt

There's nothing newsworthy about a gambler coming up with some excuse as to why they can't – or shouldn't have to – pay off their debts. It happens on a regular basis, so it's usually only the stories where millions are on...

Casino.org Staff Writer May 17, 2014
FIFA Early Warning system World Cup Brazil 2014

FIFA Calls on Gambling Industry to Help Fight World Cup Match Fixing

With just weeks to go until the world's greatest sporting tournament kicks off in Brazil, FIFA, the international governing body of football, has called on gaming operators across the globe to help them stamp out corruption and match-fixing at the World Cup....

Casino.org Staff Writer May 16, 2014