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Casino smoking bans don’t eliminate third-hand smoke for months

Toxic ‘Third-Hand’ Smoke Lingers in Casinos Long After Bans Are Enacted, Says Study

Smoking bans may have cleared the perennial fog hanging above the slot machines at your local casino, but a new study by San Diego State University (SDSU) suggests that lung-torturing “third-hand smoke” lingers for months after the bans come into force, and those...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 11, 2018
New Jersey Lottery Quick Draw

New Jersey Lottery Game Hurts Atlantic City Casinos, State Lawmakers Contend

The New Jersey Lottery game Quick Draw poses a serious threat to Atlantic City casinos, so says two state lawmakers arguing this week before the Assembly Tourism, Gaming and Arts Committee. A keno-like format that costs $1-10 per play, Quick Draw debuted...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 11, 2018
Steve Wynn Japan casino Macau

Steve Wynn Scandal Improves MGM, Las Vegas Sands Japan Casino Odds, Threatens Macau Operations

Steve Wynn and the company he founded have much more to lose than its namesake founder in the wake of his sexual misconduct scandal. Wynn Resorts, along with every other major casino operator, is currently awaiting the release of Japan's integrated casino...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 10, 2018
Alabama-Coushatta Tribe’s Naskila Gaming

Alabama-Coushatta Tribe Loses Bingo Battle with Texas

The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe has lost its battle with the State of Texas over what it sees as its sovereign right to operate a modest electronic bingo hall 80 miles north-east of Houston. On Tuesday, a federal judge issued a ruling that will...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 10, 2018
New York State Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul opens Resorts World Catskills

Resorts World Catskills Opens with Promise to Rejuvenate Region

Resorts World Catskills flung open its doors on Thursday morning. And nine minutes after the biggest of New York State’s four new commercial casinos opened for business, we had a winner from among the throng of people checking out upstate New York’s...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 9, 2018
Olympic curling Canada

Canada Favored to Win Gold Across the Board in Olympic Curling

Canadians are known for taking their curling very seriously. It’s the one country where the game is a major spectator sport, after all, the majority of the world’s curlers reside there. So it is little surprise that Canada is favored to win...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 9, 2018
NBA trade deadline odds

Busy NBA Trade Deadline Shortens Warriors, Rockets Title Odds, Lengthens Cavaliers

An unexpectedly busy NBA trade deadline on Thursday has altered title odds in Las Vegas, but sportsbooks believe the inaction of the defending champion Golden State Warriors only further solidifies their position as the favorites to win their third championship in four...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 9, 2018
Jim Murren Steve Wynn sex scandal

Could an Asian Wynn Resorts Buyout Happen? Experts Say It’s Possible, and Steve Wynn Can’t Stop It

It's been a whirlwind few weeks for Wynn Resorts and its recently dethroned ex-leader, Steve Wynn. But gaming industry analysts think the rollercoaster ride may not have ground to a halt just yet. They believe a company takeover is, in fact, likely,...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 9, 2018
DGE Director David Rebuck on New Jersey sports betting licenses

Rebuck: New Jersey Accepting Sports Betting Applications from Foreign Operators

New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) director David Rebuck had a special message for the world’s online sports betting operators gathered in London on the final day on the ICE Totally Gaming Exhibition in London on Thursday: apply for your New...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 9, 2018
Fremont Street Experience Revamp

Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas to Experience Interactive Multimedia Revamp

The Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas is getting a revamp. On Wednesday, Las Vegas City Council agreed a grant of $9.5 million for “floor to ceiling” renovations which will include a large-scale update to the video canopy attraction. The 1,500-foot...

Casino.org Staff Writer February 9, 2018