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FEATURED:San Manuel tribe donates $9 million to UNLV to fund hospitality and legal development programs
Southern California’s San Manuel Band of Mission Indians is donating $9 million to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas to fund tribal development programs through the university’s hospitality college and school of law. The gift – $6 million to the William F. Harrah College... [continue]
FEATURED:Colorado will decide what you can — and can’t — bet on in sports
With sports wagering set to launch May 1, Colorado regulators on Thursday decided the state will have the ultimate say on what gamblers can — and cannot — bet on within sporting events. The Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission adopted rules governing the state’s new... [continue]
FEATURED:VICI Properties officials tout deals; Q4 cash flow and revenue top forecasts
The fourth quarter followed the 2019 theme for Las Vegas-based real estate investment trust VICI Properties — acquisitions closed, the portfolio expanded, rent agreements were sealed. While it was dealing, VICI Properties posted increases in a key cash flow measure and revenue,... [continue]
FEATURED:Arkansas lottery opposes proposed amendment on coin-operated amusement machines
The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery opposes a proposed constitutional amendment that would authorize coin-operated amusement machines, lottery Director Bishop Woosley said Friday. Under the proposed constitutional amendment of the Arcade Arkansas committee, the Arkansas Scholarship... [continue]

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2020-02-21T14:51 EDTCalifornia: What’s ahead for Soboba Casino Resort as complex nears first anniversary
2020-02-21T14:23 EDTOpinion: With sports betting bill, Kentucky lawmakers are thumbing their noses at our constitution

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FEATURED:Sihanoukville, Cambodian magnet for Chinese casinos, loses its pull, leaving thousands owed money and unable to move on
After passing through loose security at the entrance of WM Casino, in neon-flashing downtown Sihanoukville, the floor opens onto a dozen or so smiling women in tight black dresses, at Vegas-style, green-felt gaming tables. They deal cards in view of webcams, while on a nearby mon... [continue]
FEATURED:Melco Resorts expecting some “loss-making days” in its Macau casinos, flags six-month recovery period
Melco Resorts & Entertainment has warned that it could experience some loss-making days at its Macau properties while the Coronavirus continues to depress visitation, despite re-opening its casino floors at City of Dreams and Studio City, as well as its Mocha Clubs parlors, on Th... [continue]
FEATURED:Mexico: Casinos could be part of urban renewal project in Tampico
Tampico a tropical city on the Gulf of Mexico is looking at introducing casinos in order to bring back tourists. According to statements by Carlos de la Rosa Durán, Secretary of Urban Development of the city of Tampico, a way to rescue nearby Isleta Pérez would be the construc... [continue]

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2020-02-21T19:58 EDTScottish FA sponsorship deal with William Hill to end
2020-02-21T11:16 EDTSpain to severely restrict advertising for on-line betting
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2020-02-20T18:51 EDTAddison management team resigns amid financial turmoil

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A hot time in Hot Springs, or on the road to real excitement
By Bernard Kroviak, CDC Gaming Reports
I wrote about racehorse names in my last article, but I sadly neglected to mention one of the most interesting horse names of all ... [continue]
Gaming: an economic driver beyond the bright lights
By Bill Miller, President, American Gaming Association
To the candidates and their campaigns, let me be the first to welcome you to the gaming industry’s hometown and introduce you to... [continue]
Unregulated slots do damage to the industry; AGEM and AGA call for a halt to the proliferation
By Howard Stutz, Executive Editor, CDC Gaming Reports
In Missouri, gaming authorities estimate some 14,000 unregulated gambling machines are currently operating in the state - despite ... [continue]
MONEYVAL finds Cyprus’ AML efforts wanting
By Andrew Tottenham, Managing Director, Tottenham & Co
MONEYVAL, or more formally the Committee of Experts on the Evaluation of Anti-Money Laundering Measures and the Financing of Terro... [continue]
Germany’s new online gambling regime: a mixed bag with significant potential
By Jeroen Laemers, Gaming in Holland
Recently, the sixteen German federal states agreed in principle on a treaty that will allow country-wide online gambling – inclu... [continue]