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China’s Golden Week to Provide Macau Gaming Rebound Following Typhoon Hato
China's Golden Week couldn't come at a better time for Macau's resort industry. Just a little more than a month removed from August's Typhoon Hato that killed 10 locals and injured hundreds, Macau casinos are hoping to make up on lost revenue...
UK Labour Party Calls for Problem Gambling Tax on Operators
The UK’s opposition Labour Party has said that treatment for problem gambling should be made available on the country’s National Health Service and that betting companies should pick up the costs. During a speech to the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, East...
Major Iowa Lottery Snafu: Thousands of Past Winners’ Social Security Numbers Get Released
Iowa Lottery officials are red-faced, and have apologized after accidentally releasing 2,967 social security numbers of winners from 2011 to a college professor doing lottery research that covered the past 30 years. Jeff Kelly Lowenstein, an assistant journalism instructor at Grand Valley...
Dwyane Wade to Join LeBron in Cleveland, Oddsmakers Shorten Title Odds
Dwyane Wade is reportedly ready to join his longtime pal LeBron James in Cleveland in hopes of winning his fourth NBA title. In response, sportsbooks are shortening odds on the Cavaliers winning their second championship in three years. Online sportsbook Bovada now...
Key Information Left Out of OJ Simpson Parole Hearing Spurs Gloria Allred to Push for Change to Nevada Law
Celebrity attorney Gloria Allred is seeing red over OJ Simpson's imminent release from a Nevada prison, and she's put in motion legislation to see to it that the state's laws change going forward as a result. OJ Simpson could be released from...
Four NCAA Basketball Coaches Arrested in Bribe and Kickback Scandal
The FBI arrested four assistant college basketball coaches on fraud and corruption charges Monday, exposing what Acting US Attorney Joon Kim of the Southern District of New York called "dark underbelly of college basketball." Former NBA star Chuck Person of Auburn, Oklahoma...
China’s ASF Threatens to Sue Queensland Government Over Rebuffed Casino Bid
The Chinese-backed ASF Consortium has said it is seeking a “suitable and equitable solution” to the government of Queensland, Australia’s decision to jettison its $2.4 billion project on the Gold Coast, a popular tourist destination. Failing that, it will sue, it said...
Pennsylvania Launches Investigation into Suspicious Lottery Wins
Pennsylvania’s Office of the Auditor General has launched an investigation into implausibly frequent lottery wins, following a PennLive article which found some that state lottery players were simply winning too much. PennLive discovered that, between 2000 and 2016, over 200 Pennsylvanians had...
Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun Diversify Connecticut Resorts With New Nongaming Amenities
The Native American tribes that own Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun are pushing ahead with continued investments at their respective casino resorts to attract new guests to southeastern Connecticut. Foxwoods announced this week that it's constructing a multi-level indoor go-kart track that is...
Dragon Corp Ambitious ICO Jeopardized by Former Triad Boss ‘Broken Tooth’ Koi
Macau gaming company Dragon Corp’s initiative to integrate blockchain into the world’s biggest gambling hub was thrown into uncertainty on Monday by the sudden and unexpected presence of “Broken Tooth” Wan Kuok-koi, the notorious former Triad boss. Dragon Corp and its business...
