A series of quarterly extensions between the Seneca Nation of Indians and the state of New York has allowed upstate New York casinos to continue unfettered. However, an updated compact is what the tribal nation seeks but negotiations with the governor have failed to consummate a new agreement.
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A Kentucky judge upheld the ban on gray machines, slot-style gambling devices in small businesses. The ruling supports House Bill 594, affirming state authority to regulate gambling. The decision faces potential appeal from plaintiffs, including gray machine manufacturers.
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The end is nigh for the iconic Mirage Hotel & Casino, but its demise not only signals a new chapter in the form of the Hard Rock Las Vegas but also a mandatory slot and table game giveaway for all progressives that have not been hit.
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A renewed push to permit wagering on in-state college sporting events came to the fore when ACR 140, a bill to amend the state constitution that would allow sports betting on all college sports or athletic events, was announced recently.
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BlueBet is withdrawing from Indiana’s sports betting market, ending its agreement with Horseshoe Hammond. The Australian company, facing fierce competition in the U.S., is reevaluating its presence while focusing on its Australian operations. A recent merger with Betr aims to bolster its position.
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Nebraska’s War Horse Lincoln Casino leads in sports betting revenue, fueling hopes for mobile betting legalization. With temporary casinos operating and public interest growing, industry leaders anticipate expanded gambling options and legislative changes to enhance the betting experience in the state.
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The news was very good for Colorado’s sportsbooks in May as the collective win rate was the second-highest ever in its history, trailing only September 2022 in that category.
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Virginia lawmakers are revisiting a proposal to allow Fairfax County residents to vote on bringing a casino to the area. State Senator Dave Marsden emphasizes potential tax relief amid rising property taxes and economic changes, while others debate the impact on local high-end commerce areas.
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One of the most hotly debated political topics in Missouri has centered around approving sports betting legislation. But a recent poll reveals that Missourians may not be as eager to welcome it as some legislators and pro sports franchises believed.
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The two-year moratorium on casino licenses in Iowa expired on June 30th which means any project put on hold because of it will come to life again. Among those most likely to see a casino in its future is Cedar Rapids and its mayor is already preparing for the application process.
