Debate continues in New Hampshire over a large casino project after developers requested a presentation postponement A controversial charitable gaming facility proposal in New Hampshire remains under intense debate following a newly approved scheduling delay for the project presentation. The development firm ARBI Farms LLC requested a postponement from the local planning board, which officially
The Illinois legislature has snuck a license extension for Bally’s Chicago casino project into a massive state revenue bill The legislative move rescues Bally’s from a major operational crisis by allowing its temporary casino at the Medinah Temple to remain open through September 2027. Under standard Illinois state law, temporary gaming facilities are strictly limited
New Jersey gaming regulators will review billionaire Tilman Fertitta’s proposed acquisition of Caesars before the transaction can close The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement confirmed its upcoming evaluation of the deal to ensure compliance with the state’s Casino Control Act. This standard regulatory process routinely examines significant ownership changes, financing arrangements, and corporate structures
Alexis Hill would possible seek an increase of the state casino tax rate if elected governor Gubernatorial candidate Alexis Hill has proposed a significant increase to the gross gaming revenue tax rate for Nevada casinos as a central part of her election campaign. The Democrat is adamant that the increased taxes are necessary to balance
Pennsylvania has introduced a new legislative proposal to enforce consumer protections on electronic skill games Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering a significant regulatory expansion targeting controversial electronic skill devices under a newly proposed measure. House Bill 2557 was formally introduced by Representative Ben Waxman and subsequently referred to the House Gaming Oversight Committee for initial legislative
Congressional challenger proposes the Game Over Act to enforce rigid safety regulations on casino operators New York congressional challenger Chuck Park unveiled a sweeping federal consumer protection proposal targeting major gambling operators amid growing community opposition to a massive casino complex planned near Citi Field. Dubbed the Game Over Act, the legislative framework seeks to
California politicians continue to collect immense campaign donations while gambling factions battle over cardroom regulations A preliminary injunction recently halted state efforts to ban lucrative cardroom table games, instead only offering a partial ban on some games. This has only helped start a massive financial conflict between private clubs and native tribes. Lawmakers from both
The Nashua Planning Board will vote this week on a proposal to transform a local hotel into a casino destination An ambitious development plan to expand the Sheraton Nashua hotel by adding nearly ninety-three thousand square feet of gaming and dining space is heading to a pivotal board vote. Hospitality giant Delaware North is seeking
Fertitta Entertainment has agreed to purchase Caesars Entertainment for around $17.6 billion Caesars Entertainment has announced an agreement to be purchased by Fertitta Entertainment for an all-cash sum of about $17.6b. The massive transaction includes assuming around $11.9b in outstanding debts currently held by the casino operator. Under the terms detailed in an official press
Puerto Rico lawmakers are reviewing a controversial casino expansion bill to generate new government budget revenue The Senate of Puerto Rico is actively evaluating Senate Bill 960, which aims to modernize the local gambling industry and boost public funds. Members of the Treasury, Budget, and PROMESA Commission recently conducted an on-site inspection of a prominent
New research on societal impacts is required before Hawaii can legalize casino gambling, says analyst Hawaii is not prepared to legalize casino operations or sports wagering because lawmakers lack adequate data regarding the potential societal consequences. Dr. Raymond Cho, a prominent project coordinator at the Rutgers Center for Gambling Studies, recently emphasized that the islands
A judge has approved a temporary restraining order that will allow cardrooms to continue to offer blackjack A San Francisco Superior Court judge has granted a temporary restraining order that halts the implementation of major blackjack rule changes across California cardrooms. The legal victory provides immediate relief to nearly 75 gaming venues that faced severe
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