The Massachusetts Gaming Commission has confirmed that it is considering impact of violence triggered by the death of George Floyd on their plans to reopen casinos and other entertainment properties.
Advancing with its efforts to prevent its casinos from being used to cover money laundering and to finance terrorism, the Singapore Casino Regulatory Authority is mulling plans to tighten due diligence requirements for casinos and their patrons.
A Florida man has reportedly pleaded guilty to swindling $12,500 in booking money from The Mill Casino that overlooks Coos Bay in North Bend, Oregon.
Casinos in Nevada and other States have faced major decline in business due to lockdowns and many are ready to welcome gamers and gamblers again. When gaming and entertainment enthusiasts will enter Las Vegas, Nevada-based Suncoast Hotel & Casino following a lengthy COVID-19 shutdown, they will have a new, innovative experience.
As Nevada’s more than four hundred commercial casinos remained closed in order to help curb the deadly corona virus pandemic, the state’s casino market saw its aggregate win in April declining by 99.6 per cent year-on-year to merely $3.6 million.
As tribal casinos Foxwoods Resort and Mohegan Sun reopened their doors to the public on Monday without caring for Connecticut health authorities’ repeated warnings, the state has placed warning signs on roadways near the entertainment properties to warn potential visitors of deadly risk of corona virus.
iSoftBet, a premium online and mobile casino games software provider, has announced the launch a supercharged sequel with the release of Hot Shots 2.
Hot Shots 2, a sequel which claims to have the potential to offer better experience than the original game, invites players to get ready and score bigger wins in a football-based slot experience.
Following the departure of MGM China Holdings Limited’s long-time CEO Grant Bowie on May 31st, the Macau casino operator is going to see significant changes in its top-level management.
Connecticut Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano paid a visit to a tribal casino earlier this week and said that Governor Ned Lamont appeared to be softening his stance on the reopening of tribal casinos in the state.
The question of legalizing sports wagering or betting in Louisiana is scheduled to appear on the ballot in November this year, providing state voters with an opportunity to decide the fate of the controversial activity.
