There’s talk iGaming companies and online sportsbook operators are reducing advertising expenditures. But BIA Advisory Services says internet gaming will remain a boon for local media.
Canadian rapper Drake had a habit of losing big-money bets on UFC fights until last month. His six-figure bets never paid off until that win, but he’s now back in the tank once again.
Sands China, the Asian arm of casino operator Las Vegas Sands, is going through an extended rough spell. In its latest financial report, the company indicated that it suffered a loss that was greater than the one it reported last year.
The American Gaming Association (AGA) this week revealed its three forthcoming Gaming Hall of Fame inductees.
It’s possible that Inspired Entertainment’s (NASDAQ:INSE) pursuit of AGS (NYSE:AGS) doesn’t end in a consummated deal, but it’s also plausible the suitor boosts its offer for the slot machine maker.
Imperial Pacific International (IPI) has been claiming for months that it’s going to receive a massive injection of funds “any day” to save its exclusive casino license in Saipan. Unfortunately, any day never seems to arrive, and the company behind the Imperial Palace is getting further in debt with the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI).
To the delight of bettors in New England’s largest state, Massachusetts finally passed regulated sports wagering right before the end of its 2022 legislative session. Analysts are already identifying potential winners among operators.
Caesars Virginia is making progress on its construction site in Danville on the grounds of what was formerly the Dan River Mills textile site.
A new report on iGaming tax benefits suggests US states could reap around $6.35 billion annually from the expanded gaming should they choose to legalize it.
Several entities are choosing sides in California’s sports betting debate. However, one major player in the gaming industry is choosing to sit this one out.