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WEEKLY FEATURE: Poarch Creeks Buy Alabama Track

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians have purchased Birmingham Race Course through its Wind Creek Hospitality business arm. The deal could prove more significant depending on how expansion efforts unfold in Alabama’s upcoming legislative session.

U.S. IN FOCUS

AGA touts Q3 growth, debate continues over Cedar Rapids casino proposal, Bally’s-Queen merger approved by shareholders and more.

EUROPE IN FOCUS

Flutter shuffles its international divisions, Spanish regulator doles out $65+ million in fines, questions still lingering about Irish gambling bill and more.

SPORTS BETTING IN FOCUS

Chris Christie makes bold predictions, Missouri sports betting vote tally shows even smaller margin, Intralot under fire in D.C. and more.

TRIBAL GAMING IN FOCUS

Coquilles continue quest for off-reservation casino, Turning Stone expansion gets underway and Wilton Rancheria invest in Sacramento Republic FC.

ASIA IN FOCUS

Resorts World Sentosa (l.) sees license term shortened, Goa launches iLottery, progress in Thailand and more.

LATIN AMERICA IN FOCUS

Industry pushes back on Peruvian consumption tax, more sites blocked in Brazil, Betano secures Colombian license and more.

Debi Nutton, Latest Inductee into AGA Gaming Hall of Fame

Very few of the nearly 150 members of the American Gaming Association’s Gaming Hall of Fame ever actually dealt a casino game. That is not true for the third member of this year’s class, Debi Nutton. She was the first female craps dealer on the Las Vegas Strip, the first female craps supervisor and the first woman pit manager. As she moved around to different casinos early in her career—as was the plan in those days—Nutton soon joined the Mirage, when it was about to open. She impressed the senior executives so much, she was promoted again and again....

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