The bickering between the Wisconsin tribal nations Stockbridge-Munsee and Ho-Chunk seems to finally take a direction. According to the latest updates on the case, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Stockbridge-Munsee. As it can be recalled, the tribal nation asked the state to stop the expansion of Ho-Chunk […]
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Massachusetts’ First Commercial Casino Fuels State Revenue Growth
Massachusettsā first commercial casino, also known as Plainridge casino, reported that more than half of its gambling revenue is recaptured by players, who would play in an out-of-the-state casino supposing that Plainridge casino has never opened its doors. According to a survey, conducted by the University of Massachusetts Amherst in […]
Crown Resortsā Chairman Refutes Slot Machine-Tampering and Money Laundering Allegations
Crown Resortsā biggest shareholder James Packer denied that the casino operator has been rigging its slot machines and sweeping money laundering scheme under the carpet. In an effort to protect the already tarnished companyās reputation, Mr. Packer felt it necessary to publicly urge his colleagues to think of ideas to […]
British Columbia Shut Anti-Illegal-Gaming Unit Despite Risk Warnings, Internal Memo Claims
A confidential British Columbia government memo obtained by Postmedia News via an access to information request alleges that British Columbiaās anti-illegal-gaming enforcement team was suspended due to financial reasons. According to the document, the unitās closure would increase organized crime’s involvement in illicit gambling practices as it was suggested by […]
Tribal-Owned Casinos Ride Economic Upswing to Fuel U.S. Coffers
Land-based casino gambling in the U.S. is not confined only to Las Vegas, but it is spreading all over the country. When commercial gambling started booming, Indian gaming has become one of the most discussed topics since legislators passed federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act in 1988. At present, figures showed […]
Statement from Great Canadian Gaming Corporation Claims Full Compliance with British Columbiaās Anti-Money Laundering Law
Canadaās premier entertainment provider Great Canadian Gaming Corporation has released a statement of commitment to fighting money laundering and the financing of terrorism through British Columbia casinos. The company known to operate 22 gambling facilities, including River Rock Casino which found itself at the at the heart of the money […]
Michigan Moves Closer to Legalizing Daily Fantasy Sports
Daily fantasy sports (FFS) is among the fastest-growing gambling sectors, but it is also among the most controversial. That is not a surprise having in mind its specific nature. According to proponents of DFS, daily fantasy contests are based on skills, while DFS’ opponents argue that these are based on […]
Former Chairs Resign after Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Agrees to Roll the Dice on Casino
Two members of the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce abruptly resigned their posts from the chamber board of directors to demonstrate their anti-casino stance. Information for the resignation of Former chairs Andre Dumais and Vicki Jacobs came this week. They stepped down from their offices to show that they are […]
Manitoba Government in Hot Water for Spiked First Nations Casino Project in Winnipeg
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) and Sand Hills Casino Resort brought Manitoba government and the Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Commission (MLLC) to court, suing them for breach of commitment to prioritize First Nations for the development of a casino facility in Winnipeg. AMC and Sand Hills Casino Resort claim […]
Casino Expansion Plan at Sudbury Downs Fails to Capture the Hearts of Businessmen
Yesterday, the media agency CBC News reported that a group called Casino Free Sudbury frowned to Gateway Casinosā expansion proposal to remove the old-dated slots at Sudbury Downs (firstly introduced in 1999) and establish a multi-million gambling complex on the Kingsway. The group is currently mustering support from almost 200 […]