New York Casinos Get Approval From Governor To Reopen This Week

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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that commercial casinos in the state will able to reopen on Wednesday. The casinos of NY had been closed since March 16, when the official order came down to close all public businesses. New York was the very last state to allow commercial casinos to reopen following the COVID-19…

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Gambling Limits In Colorado Could Rise With Ballot Initiative

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Colorado voters will get the chance to vote on Initiative No. 257, a gambling bill that will allow gaming communities to decide on the maximum betting limit via local election. The bill will also allow for more casino games to launch than are already allowed. Voters will cast their ballots in November. DENVER – Colorado’s…

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Casinos In Atlantic City Suffer $112M Loss In 2nd Quarter

Atlantic City Casinos

The nine casinos in Atlantic City had a combined loss of $112 million in the second quarter because of the three-month period they were closed because of COVID-19. Online gambling platforms fared better for New Jersey even allowing a few to profit during the mandatory closures of land-based establishments. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Atlantic City…

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Baton Rouge Hollywood Casino Set For Land Facility By 2022

Hollywood Casino - Baton Rouge, LA

The Hollywood Casino Baton Rouge is set to make the move to land from the sea by early 2022. Shaquille O’Neal’s Big Chicken Restaurant will open with the casino’s new location. The facility will cost between $21-$25 million to complete. BATON ROUGE, La. – The Hollywood Casino Baton Rouge will be moving to a land-based…

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Online Gambling in Michigan Stalled By FBI Due To New Demands

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Michigan began accepting online gaming licenses from suppliers in May as online gambling was progressing. The FBI is now holding up the progression due to the fingerprinting of applicants for licenses. Michigan Gaming Control Board executive director Richard Kalm still expects online gambling to launch in 2020. LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Gaming Control Board…

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