The Mississippi Gaming Commission (l.) recently gave approval for the South Beach casino in Hancock County, Mississippi for its site and now must line up a casino operator. The...
The group of residents of Taunton, Massachusetts that lost a lawsuit to block construction of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s First Light casino (l.) have filed a new lawsuit likely...
Funding has been interrupted for the $575 million Dream Las Vegas (l.)on the Strip. This has brought construction to a screeching halt. Bill Shopoff, chief executive officer of Shopoff...
Bally’s Corp struck a deal with Sinclair Broadcast Group for the naming rights of a collection of regional sports networks. Diamond Sports Group, which ran the network, filed for...
Class action lawsuits are not uncommon in the gaming industry. Recent class actions against notable gaming operators not only damage their reputations but have led lawmakers to tighten regulations.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board held a public workshop in response to Governor Joe Lombardo’s earlier comments that “concerns have surfaced” about the board’s testing lab and slow approval...
Hard Rock International’s proposed 660-foot guitar-shaped hotel tower (l.), which will take the place of the famed Mirage volcano, was recently approved by the Clark County Commission.
Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson (l. to r.), both running for Chicago mayor, support legalizing video gambling machines. The games are banned in city limits. Meanwhile, Bally’s is moving...
Online casino bills have stalled in New York’s state legislature, and efforts to authorize five downstate casinos including three in New York City are proceeding at a snail’s pace.
A slew of states are debating legalizing sports betting, but where they are in the process is vastly different—while some look to be on the precipice, others still have...
What can go wrong when a gaming company pledges a series of responsible gaming programs but then never fulfills them? Gaming expert Richard Schuetz says losing the trust of...
Vaillance Group Chief Executive Officer Shawnee Delaney (l.), a former military spy, warned casinos that security threats can occur from the inside and outside, so strong vulnerability assessments and...
A 1-800 helpline debuted in Pennsylvania in 2007, the same year slots debuted. And while there is no hard and fast rule on the ups or downs of callers,...
Light & Wonder has announced that it is exploring the possibility of a secondary listing on the Australian Securities Exchange, citing the strength of the country’s gaming industry and...
Shaun Philp (l) has been named chief people and culture officer at gambling and entertainment company SkyCity Entertainment Group, based in Auckland, New Zealand.
Bob McDevitt (l.), longtime president of Atlantic City’s powerful UNITE HERE casino union, announced he is stepping down from his position later this year.
At the state of the Tribes address given March 14 at the Wisconsin State Capitol of Madison, Robert Van Zile (l.), chairman of the Sokaogan Chippewa Community, called for...