The United States Department of Justice has ruled that more than $10 million are to be forfeit from Pojoaque Pueblo as proceeds from illegal gambling operations. This is the revenue collected by the tribe over a period of two years when it operated its three casinos without a compact with […]
Casino News
Western Fair District Could Face Problem Gambling Increase Due to Gambling Expansion
For the time being, the Western Fair District casino features slot machines only, with a total of 738 terminals available to local players. As CasinoReports has previously reported, the city of London has been making plans of adding another 462 slot machines to the existing ones, boosting their number to […]
Caesars Windsor Casino Employees Support Strike Action
Workers at the popular Ontario Caesars Windsor casino have supported strike action, with an overwhelming majority of 98,3 per cent of them voting to stop work if their demands have not been met. This was announced Wednesday evening by Unifor Local 444, the trade union, representing employees at the casino. […]
Nova Scotia Gradually Retires VLTs Due to Slow Revenue Growth
The revenues from video lottery terminals (VLTs) across Nova Scotia are growing at a slower pace than in the past several years, a new report reveals. The Canadian province is now decreasing its reliance on earnings from VLTs and cutting the number of machines in gambling venues. This is one […]
$560 Million Lottery Ticket Holder Wins Court Battle To Remain Anonymous
A woman who won a nearly $560 million Powerball jackpot in the State of New Hampshire has been granted the right to remain anonymous. Under state lottery rules, winners’ identity should be disclosed, which according to some, retains the transparency and integrity of the lottery. The New Hampshire Lottery said […]
Peterborough Residents Oppose New Casino
The majority of residents of Peterborough, Ontario, do not agree with the opening of a new casino, which is now under construction on Crawford Drive. Yet, the upcoming Shorelines Casino Peterborough is expected to contribute CA$3 million to the city budget, councillors claim. The Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, […]
Maryland Senate Greenlights Casino Revenues to Fund Schools
Maryland Senate voted unanimously for a constitutional amendment that would increase the funding of schools from taxes on casino revenue. The Bill known as Fix the Fund was approved Monday evening shortly after thousands of teachers rallied in support of it outside the State House in Annapolis. The vote on […]
Okada Manila to Increase Visitor Numbers with Retail Stores
Okada Manila, the massive casino and hotel complex on the promising gaming strip Entertainment City, will open permanent retail stores by July 2018. A representative of the casino announced Tuesday that by the end of 2019, the luxury complex will be home to approximately 50 retailers. These permanent stores are […]
No Plans for Casino Development in Brandon Despite Tribal Agreement
The City of Brandon reached a historic agreement with the Gambler First Nation in western Manitoba for establishing an urban reserve within the city. Despite the tribal agreement, however, there are no plans for a future development of an Indian casino, representatives of the tribe said on Friday. The partnership […]
British Columbia May Lose Revenue from Ban on High-Stakes Casino Games
The Canadian province of British Columbia may lose as much as CA$47 million annually from its budget if the interim ban on high-stakes table games remains. The proposal is part of the measures taken to combat money laundering in the wake of allegations of irregularities at Richmond’s River Rock Casino. […]









