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Georgia Brothers Get 20 Years for COAM Gambling Fraud Scheme
Georgia brothers sentenced to 20 years over COAM gambling fraud Scheme targeted video poker-style machines across multiple Georgia counties Judge orders probation, bans, and $86,000 restitution to lottery Two brothers from Sparta, Ga. were handed lengthy prison sentences last week...
Lumbee Land Buy on I-95 Raises Prospect of North Carolina’s Fourth Casino
Florida Officer May Avoid Trial in Hard Rock Casino Bomb Case
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Florida Sports Betting: Court Denies Redo, Clearing Way To Resume Wagers
US Supreme Court Declines to Squelch Florida Sports Betting
Seminole Tribe Relaunches Florida Sports Betting App
Cordish Companies Gains Louisiana Casino License for Bossier City Resort
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Florida Deputies Raid Gambling Parlor Linked to RICO Case Against Ex-Sheriff
Lake County raid nets 231 illegal machines and $158,000 cash Hot Seats linked in filings tied to ex-sheriff Marcos Lopez Lake County’s terminal-permit ordinance...
North Carolina’s Lumbee Tribe Gains Long-Sought Federal Recognition — Casino Next?
The Lumbee Tribe secured federal recognition after more than a century Recognition grants sovereignty, land trust rights, and casino eligibility Casino interest exists, but...
Hard Rock Hollywood Robbery Suspect Shot After Police Gunfight
Bally’s Baton Rouge Opens, Former Belle Now Land-Based Casino
Churchill Downs to Spend Up to $300M on Victory Run Project
Florida’s Bestbet Sues Over Cardroom Approval for Controversial ‘Racetrack’
Florida Sheriff Accused of Racketeering ‘Sent Incriminating Emojis’
L’Auberge Baton Rouge Was Conduit for $100K Credit Union Fraud
Sam’s Town Tunica Casino to Close November 10
Boyd Gaming, Wynn Express Interest in Georgia Casinos
Both gaming companies say they’re interested in bringing casinos to Georgia There’s a long road ahead as the state has a track record of...