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Washington Tribal Casino Wins COVID-19 Insurance Claim Lawsuit
A Washington tribal casino owned and operated by the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe can collect insurance money for damages and losses incurred by COVID-19. That's according to Washington Superior Court Judge Catherine Shaffer, who ruled in favor of the tribe last week. A...
Manila Casinos Remain Under Enhanced Quarantine, Extended Until Sept. 15
Manila casinos are remaining under the Philippines' Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ) for another week. The country's four integrated resorts in the capital region were set to ease into the General Community Quarantine (GCQ) level today. However, government officials say additional time...
Record 45.2M Americans Expected to Bet on NFL This Season
A record 45.2 million Americans are projected to wager at least one bet on an NFL outcome during the 2021-22 football season. That's according to results from a new survey conducted on behalf of the American Gaming Association (AGA), the gaming industry's...
Richmond’s Robert E. Lee Monument Coming Down, as Black-Owned Casino Could Go Up
The Robert E. Lee Memorial has been the focal point of Monumental Avenue for more than 130 years. Tomorrow, September 8, 2021, the controversial statue is slated to be removed. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) said that following the conclusion of several...
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban Extends Casino Licenses for 35 Years
Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban's days serving as head of government of the Central European country could be numbered. Less than a year before he learns his fate during what's expected to be closely contested parliamentary elections, Orban is taking care of...
Culinary Union Launches Campaign Against Station Casinos Durango Project
The Culinary Union in Las Vegas doesn't want a casino resort to come to the Spring Valley neighborhood southwest of the Strip. At least the union is opposed to one build by Station Casinos -- a company that has feverishly fought unionization...
South Africa Lottery Wins High Court Decision, LottoStar Must Cease Operations
The South Africa lottery has finally won a years-long court battle against a prominent online betting group. A high court in Mpumalanga has ruled that LottoStar has unlawfully profited off South Africa's National Lottery. LottoStar is licensed to operate online fixed-odds betting...
Japan Casinos Remain LDP Focus Despite Prime Minister Suga Surprise Resignation
The legalization of Japan casino resorts are unlikely to be impacted by Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's surprising resignation. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, 72, announced on September 3 that he will not seek reelection this fall. Suga became the LDP leader a...
Philippines Offshore Gaming Operators Close Shop, Flee Country Without Paying Tabs
Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators -- referred to as POGOs -- owe the country nearly $30 million in unpaid taxes and various fees. That's according to a new audit conducted by the federal government. POGOs operate online casino games from inside the Philippines....
Louisiana Casino Developer Targeting Slidell Assists in Hurricane Ida Relief Effort
A casino developer hoping to build a $325 million resort in Slidell, La., has stepped in to assist Louisiana in its coastal relief efforts following Hurricane Ida. Estimates put Hurricane Ida's damage at $50 billion, making it the sixth-most destructive Atlantic hurricane...
