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Steve Wynn Cannot Sell Shares in Wynn Resorts, Says Nevada Judge
Steve Wynn may not be able sell off his stock in Wynn Resorts even if regulators demand he must in order to safeguard the casino group’s gambling licenses. On Friday, a Nevada judge denied Wynn’s motion to void a shareholder agreement drawn...
PASPA Repeal Odds Lengthen, Supreme Court Sports Betting Decision Could Come Monday: States’ Rights at Issue
PASPA -- the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act that has kept all but four grandfathered US states from offering legal sports betting for the past 26 years -- could possibly be overturned sometime Monday by the US Supreme Court, if a...
Virginia Bill to Legalize Historical Horse Racing Terminals Heads to Governor’s Desk
Historical horse racing terminals, also known as "instant racing," could soon be on their way to Virginia's presently closed Colonial Downs. On Wednesday, the Virginia Senate passed House Bill 1609 by a 31-9 vote. The bipartisan legislation would allow the next owner...
Churchill Downs to Acquire Two Eldorado Resorts Casinos
Eldorado Resorts has announced a deal to sell two of its properties to Churchill Downs Inc, the parent company of the famous Kentucky racetrack. Churchill Downs will acquire Presque Isle Downs & Casino in Erie, Pennsylvania, and Lady Luck Casino Vicksburg in...
Wilton Rancheria Tribe Survives Elk Grove Casino Challenge, Judge Tosses Suit
A federal judge on Wednesday tossed a lawsuit that sought to challenge the Wilton Rancheria tribe’s long quest to build a casino in Elk Grove, California. The suit had questioned the legitimacy of a decision to restore the tribe’s lands in Wilton...
Japan Legislature Reportedly Mulling Up to Five Integrated Casino Resorts
The Japan legislature, formally known as the National Diet, isn't set on only authorizing two or three integrated casino resorts (IRs) as previously thought. According to GGRAsia, powers within the two-house assembly are considering allowing up to five IR projects when the...
Alabama Lottery Bill Clears Senate Committee but Needs Miracle
Alabama’s Senate Tourism and Marketing Committee approved a bill on Wednesday that would establish a lottery in a state where opportunities to gamble are thin. Despite movement this week, the bill remains a long shot. In Alabama, lottery bills rise and fall...
Connecticut Gaming Expansion Bill Would End Plans for East Windsor Casino
A proposed bill in the Connecticut legislature would allow for competitive bidding on new casinos in the state would also end plans for a third “satellite” casino that would have been built in East Windsor. The new legislation will be the subject...
Caesars CEO Mark Frissora Visits Japan, Company Presents Two Integrated Resort Concepts
Caesars Entertainment CEO Mark Frissora is in Japan this week trying to solicit support for his company to land an integrated casino resort license in the island nation. According to Asia Gaming Brief, Frissora, along with other company executives, met Osaka Governor...
Steve Wynn Scandal Spurs Nevada Gaming Regulator to Review Licensee Workplace Sexual Harassment Standards
The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) is sharpening its guidelines to more effectively combat sexual harassment in the workplace within the state’s casino sector. The move comes as lawsuits pile up against former CEO of Wynn Resorts Steve Wynn, who's been accused...
