The beginning of the week saw the Lansing City Council adopt an ordinance under which certain penalties for illegal gambling are to be imposed. The ordinance is set to take effect immediately upon publication. The restrictions were approved with a 7-1 vote and do not apply to gambling operations which […]
Casino News
Another Casino Operator in Pennsylvania Applies for Sports Betting Licenses
Yesterday, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board revealed that a second owner of a gambling venue in the state has demonstrated interest towards offering sports betting services. As revealed by the state gambling regulator Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment filed two applications at the close of business on August 24th, only a […]
Downtown Bar in Aurora to Continue Offering VGTs Despite New City Council Rules
A longtime bar situated in downtown Aurora, which was known as The Question Mark, is to continue to offer its video gambling terminals despite the cityâs officials to limit the number of the gambling machines available to local customers. The barâs name was changed to The Web after the previous […]
MGM Springfield to Address Problem Gambling with BCLCâs GameSense
As MGM Springfield opens today as Massachusettsâ first full-fledged casino resort, researchers expect a spike in problem gambling rates. The casino plans on addressing the serious issue by relying on GameSense, a responsible gaming program developed by the British Columbia Lottery Corporation in 2009. The $960 million MGM Springfield is […]
Mutual Accusations Inflame Ongoing Labour Dispute at Gateway Casinos
Following a negotiations standstill last month, mutual accusations between the BC Government and Service Employeesâ Union and Gateway Casinos and Entertainment has inflamed the ongoing labour dispute at four casinos. The two sides have not met since August 23 and with no talks scheduled, there is no end in sight […]
Mass. Lottery Expects No Revenue Loss from Upcoming MGM Springfield
The Massachusetts Lottery saw increased revenues after the opening of Plainridge Park Casino in 2015 and expects no harmful effects to its sales from the upcoming MGM Springfield. The $960 million casino resort, set to open this week, covers 14 acres over 3 blocks in downtown Springfield and targets a […]
River Rock Casino Investigated over Handling of Alleged Sex Assault against Employee
The current money laundering probe in British Columbia triggered after findings of suspicious money transactions in several casinos across the province is now being overshadowed by sexual harassment allegations. According to a respected Canadian news outlet, River Rock Casino is once again in the spotlight, but this time for its […]
Gateway Casinos Make a Responsible Gambling Commitment Following Delta Casinoâs Approval
The Canadian gambling operator Gateway Casinos has pledged to take care of its customersâ safety by making a responsible gambling commitment. The latter is crucial as far as the operation of the company in the province of British Columbia is concerned. The decision of Gateway Casino to make a promise […]
Surveillance Operators at Langleyâs Cascades Casino Get Union Certification with MoveUP
MoveUP, a workers union representing members at public and private sector companies in Western Canada, has provided surveillance employees at the Cascades Casino in Langley with union certification. The step is considered part of the largest major trend in the gambling sector of British Columbia, where workers unions have gained […]
BC Attorney General Probe Into Money Laundering Spreads beyond Casinos
The Attorney General of British Columbia, David Eby, has asked the Liberal Government to help him in his battle against money laundering. The residents of the Canadian Province were surprised by the investigation of Mr. Eby in criminal money laundering which took place in the Provinceâs casinos. The shocking footage […]









