Arkansas’ three casinos recorded a combined net win of about $189.1 million during the second quarter of 2026, a 2.8% increase from the $184.23 million reported during the same period last year. The April-to-June results came as mobile sports betting …
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Campaign groups on both sides of Indiana’s proposed inland casino expansion are organizing ahead of the November 3 referendum, when voters in Allen, DeKalb and Steuben counties will decide whether casino gambling should be allowed in their respective counties.…
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A new gambling survey in Arizona has identified rising gambling frequency alongside gaps in screening, self-exclusion awareness and access to information about treatment. The study found that 84% of Arizona adults gambled during 2025, while nearly one in five …
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Cedar Crossing Casino & Entertainment Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will welcome guests in mid-November after construction progressed faster than originally expected. The $275 million project represents the largest casino investment in Iowa and will now reach completion earlier …
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The Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) has identified a growing regulatory focus on mandatory player protection, with four gambling markets introducing requirements covering age, finances, carded play and staff capability.
The findings appear in Evolving Expectations, published on 27 July …
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The sweepstakes market entered August with operators facing a wider set of state restrictions after another month of changes across the US. July brought effective bans in Indiana and Maine, additional withdrawals from Iowa and continued availability changes in Louisiana …
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Churchill Downs plans to sell nine wholly owned gaming properties after posting record second-quarter results, while focusing its portfolio on the Kentucky Derby, historical racing machines and Twin Spires.
The company reported $980 million in revenue and $477 million …
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A Wisconsin federal judge has rejected the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s attempt to stop the state from enforcing gambling laws against prediction-market operators offering sports-related contracts, dealing another setback to the agency’s effort to establish federal control of the sector.…
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A federal appeals court has revived a proposed antitrust class action accusing major Atlantic City casino operators of using AI-powered pricing software to coordinate hotel room rates and charge customers more.
The 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia …
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A Massachusetts public health organization has withdrawn its lawsuit against the state’s gambling regulator after officials established a system for researchers to request access to anonymized casino player data.
The Public Health Advocacy Institute (PHAI) at Northeastern University filed the …
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