The US gaming industry has never been better, as gross revenue in 2021 soared to new highs. The American Gaming Association (AGA), the industry’s national trade group, compiled revenue reports from the 33 states, plus DC, that have some form of legal commercial gambling. The AGA says total gaming income nearly hit $53 billion last […]

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Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut announced plans for a new bingo hall and a Great Wolf Lodge indoor water park resort at a function to celebrate its 30th anniversary.

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Foxwoods Resort Casino has unveiled a major expansion of its Connecticut property that will bring a Great Wolf Lodge indoor waterpark to the complex. Foxwoods already claims to be the largest casino resort in North America. The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation said it’s about to get much bigger. In conjunction with its 30th anniversary, Foxwoods […]

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California tribal gaming leaders have officially endorsed a second sports betting measure that proponents want to put before voters later this year. The California Nations Indian Gaming Association (CNIGA) announced Tuesday that its members backed “The Age-Verified Tribal Online and In-Person Sports Wagering Regulatory Act” at a meeting last Thursday. The decision, the group said […]

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The Seneca Nation will not be making casino revenue share payments to New York State until the NIGC reviews last month's settlement agreement.

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The opioid crises isn’t just a standard drug crises. It’s a drug crises started by the US government and pharmaceutical companies. So it makes sense that these entities should have to pay out for their mistakes. This time around, according to a new offered settlement, Johnson & Johnson and other pharma companies, will pay Native […]

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Ambitions to install 225 historical horse racing machines at Grant Pass Downs’ new gaming and entertainment center could be a nonstarter. On Friday, Oregon AG Ellen Rosenblum issued an opinion that the machines sought by the Flying Lark facility were more like slots and lottery games than the pari-mutuel horse race betting permitted at racetracks. […]

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Data from a leading technology vendor to mobile sports operators shows that 5.6 million legal sports betting accounts were accessed over Super Bowl weekend. That’s nearly double the total from last year, according to cybersecurity solutions provider GeoComply. Accessing an account does not necessarily equate to placing a bet. But the company that provides geofencing […]

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