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Boyd Gaming buys online gambling operation of Atlantic City's Resorts casino
Boyd Interactive has purchased Resorts Digital, the online gambling arm of Atlantic City’s Resorts casino for an undisclosed amount. Resorts will continue its relationship with other online gambling partners including DraftKings, Penn Gaming, PokerStars and ESPNBET. It and Boyd will cross-promote each other’s businesses.
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MLB players' union affiliate sues sports books claiming unauthorized use of images
A commercial affiliate of the Major League Baseball Players Association sued DraftKings and bet365 on Monday, alleging unauthorized use of player names and images. The suit, filed by MLB Players Inc. against Draftkings Inc. and Bet365 Group Ltd. in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia, claims the companies engaged in illegal “use of MLB player images on their sportsbook betting platforms”...
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Bill would ban sports betting ads during games, forbid bets on college athletes
Rep. Paul Tonko of New York and Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut introduced the bill Thursday. It’s designed to address what they say are the harmful effects of the rapid expansion of legal sports betting in the U.S. since 2018. Blumenthal called the measure a matter of public health.
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Now you can not only vote in US Congressional elections, but bet on them, too
People began betting on which political party would win control of Congress in the November elections within minutes of a judge’s ruling Thursday allowing the bets — the only ones to be legally approved by a U.S. jurisdiction.
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Now you can not only vote in US Congressional elections, but bet on them, too
People began betting on which political party would win control of Congress in the November elections within minutes of a judge’s ruling allowing the bets — the only ones to be legally approved by a U.S. jurisdiction.
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Court could clear the way for Americans to legally bet on US elections
Amid the explosion of legal gambling in the U.S., some things have remained off-limits, including betting on the outcome of U.S. elections. But that could be about to change. A federal judge in Washington has struck down a decision by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to prohibit a company from offering what amounts to bets on the outcome of Congressional...
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Sports betting firm bet365 fined $33,000 for taking bets after outcomes were known
New Jersey gambling regulators have levied a $33,000 fine on sports betting company bet365 for taking bets on games in which the outcome was already known.
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Mirage casino must giveaway $1.6 million before closing for good
The solution comes in the form of The Mirage Progressive Finale Cash Giveaway promotion, which will run from July 9 through July 13 and July 16.
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Atlantic City casino profits declined by nearly 10% in 1st quarter of 2024
Atlantic City’s casinos were nearly 10% less profitable to start off this year. First-quarters earnings figures released Wednesday by New Jersey gambling regulators show only two of the nine casinos were more profitable than they were a year ago.
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NJ overall gambling revenue up 10.4% in April, but in-person casino winnings down
New Jersey’s casinos, horse tracks that accept sports bets, and their online partners won more than half a billion dollars from gamblers in April, an increase of over 10% from a year earlier. But figures released Thursday by state gambling regulators show that was due in large part to the state’s second-best month ever for internet gambling.
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NJ, union ask judge to dismiss anti-smoking lawsuit targeting Atlantic City casinos
Atlantic City’s main casino workers union and the state’s attorney general want a judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a different union that seeks to ban smoking at the city’s nine casinos. Local 54 of the Unite Here union says many of its 10,000 workers could lose their jobs and the means to support their families if smoking were...
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Dave & Buster's to allow customers to bet on arcade games
Dave & Buster’s, one of the largest entertainment operators in the country, will allow its loyalty customers to compete against one another on its app.
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Atlantic City mayor: I'm committed to my family, city while dealing with daughter abuse charges
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small said Thursday he remains committed to his family and to his city as he deals with charges that he and his wife abused their teenage daughter. “I pledge to each and every one of you, it doesn’t change my commitment, number one, to my family, and it doesn’t change my commitment here to the great...
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Another record for NJ internet gambling revenue as in-person AC winnings struggle
New Jersey’s high-flying internet gambling market continues to smash records. But the amount of money won from in-person gamblers at seven of Atlantic City’s nine casinos is less than it was before the COVID19 pandemic.
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More details revealed in the AC mayor, wife allegations include ‘terroristic threats' to their daughter
Mayor Marty Small and his wife La’Quetta Small allegedly physically and emotionally abused their 16-year-old daughter due to her relationship with a boy. Police arrested the principle at Mayor Small’s daughter’s school who was made aware of the abuse and failed to report it. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has more details from court documents.
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Atlantic City casinos were less profitable in 2023, even with online help
Atlantic City’s casinos were less profitable in 2023 than they were a year earlier, even with help from the state’s booming online gambling market.
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Gambling addiction hotlines say volume is up and callers are younger as online sports betting booms
In state after state, centers for problem gambling are noticing an alarming rise in calls to their helplines.
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Mayor Parker signs 3 new bills to improve public safety and improve quality of life
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker signed three new bills on Wednesday aimed at improving public safety. The bills targeted gambling machines, license plate flippers and Kensington businesses.
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Mayor Parker signed 3 new bills to improve public safety in Philly
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker signed three new bills on Wednesday aimed at improving public safety. The bills targeted gambling machines, license plate flippers and Kensington businesses.
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Maintaining integrity while sports betting grows
With several gambling scandals making headlines, Drew Dinsick, host of “Bet the EDGE” podcast, explains why this will be an important for players and personnel to educate themselves on gambling policies in order to main the integrity of the game across the four major sports leagues.