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Look Beyond Las Vegas To See Casino Gaming’s Large Local Impact
Even though Nevada lost its monopoly on casino gaming in 1976, many Americans still think of the national casino gaming industry as being mostly in—and benefiting—Las Vegas. But most of the $72 billion or so tribal and commercial casinos make each year com... [continue]
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Wynn Resorts hit with $3 billion lawsuit by former Massachusetts casino license rival Suffolk Downs
Wynn Resorts unfairly secured the lone eastern Massachusetts casino license, a former rival charged in a lawsuit seeking up to $3 billion. Sterling Suffolk Racecourse, which owned the Suffolk Downs racetrack on the East Boston-Revere border and was in content... [continue]

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Delays to FOBT curbs will cost Treasury more than £100m – report
The Treasury will lose more than £100m for every year that it postpones curbs on bookmakers’ fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs), according to a report. The government has agreed to slash the highest-permitted stake on FOBTs from £100 to £2 after conclu... [continue]
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Australian inquiry finds links between video gaming loot boxes and problem gambling
An Australian Senate inquiry into the potential harm caused by video gaming loot boxes has found “important links” between loot box spending and problem gambling and that the in-game purchase of loot boxes was psychologically akin to gambling. The inquiry... [continue]

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