Atlantic City casino mogul Carl Icahn and the local casino unions continue to quarrel over pension benefits, months after the two sides began negotiations. In the latest round of conflict, both sides have taken to the newspapers to blame the other side for making trouble. A judge's decision on Icahn's
Electronic charitable gaming machines in Minnesota continue to have an up-and-down history. Months after many people suggested ECGs in Minnesota were a thing of the past, a woman in Eveleth won the biggest jackpot in Minnesota electronic charitable gambling machine history. The winner was Audrey Blackwood, who won over $71,000
Amaya Gaming is ready for its initial public offering on the NASDAQ this week. Despite the listing of its IPO, American gamblers still cannot make wagers through Amaya's most popular brand: PokerStars. Despite continued stonewalling by officials in New Jersey, Nevada, and Delaware, Amaya Gaming has an alluring package for
With all the talk of California and Pennsylvania enacting online gaming laws, people have overlooked a couple of New England states which might be further along in the process. The gaming media recently has focused on the possibility of Massachusetts and Connecticut enacting Internet gaming bills, becoming the "second wave
Net Entertainment has speeded up its entry into the North American online gambling market by entering into a cross-license agreement with International Game Technology, the largest manufacturer of US slot machines. IGT has a much wider network of associations besides its land-based gaming machine business, though. As of 2014, IGT
American Pharaoh is a 3-to-5 favorite to win the Belmont Stakes and seize the Triple Crown. If American Pharaoh won the race at Belmont Park on June 6, it would become the first thoroughbred to win the Triple Crown in 37 years. After the draw for the post this week,
The Oneida Tribe of New York state opened a Wizard of Oz-themed mini-casino in a strip mall near Syracuse. The gaming site is named the Yellow Brick Road Casino and can be found on tribal lands near the Chittenango grocery store. Though the new casino is small in comparison to
Paul Phua Wei-seng's US gambling case collapsed on Monday after most of the evidence against the Malaysian businessman and high-roller was tossed out by a federal judge. US District Judge Andrew Gordon ruled that most of the FBI-obtained evidence in the case could not be used by federal prosecutors, because
A Delaware judge ruled this week that a former nun and current casino developer Sandra Manno has to pay back nearly $1 million. Manno spent $970,123 by "living large" while she was supposed to be building the CanCan Casino in D'lberville, Mississippi. Instead of using the casino money, which had
A gambling bill which would have legalize a state lottery and expanded dog track betting died in the State Senate on Thursday. The bill faced an uphill battle the entire time, because it needed unanimous approval from the Senate to be moved forward. That leaves little time in the regular
At at news conference in New York City on Wednesday, Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson spoke about the collapsing market in China. In the midst of a press conference, he was asked about Macau's falling revenues. His reply received heavy criticism from financial publications, including Business Insider's Linette Lopez.
Six FIFA officials were arrested in Switzerland in the early morning hours of Wednesday morning Swiss-time. According to the New York Times, they have been indicted on charges of "RICO conspiracy, wire fraud conspiracy, wire fraud, money laundering conspiracy, money laundering and obstruction of justice charges." If convicted, each faces
