Location: New York
Resorts World NYC estimates it will generate $2.5B for transit by 2030 if awarded license
Resorts World has estimated that it will send $2.5 billion to the MTA [Metropolitan Transit Authority] over the next four years if it is... more
Borough president wants to make Queens a gambling hot spot
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards has what can be called a good problem on his hands. There is a significant possibility that... more
New York State Gaming Commission pitches more problem gambling intervention from gaming operators
At the Capital on Wednesday, the New York State Gaming Commission Executive Director asked lawmakers if the current approach to problem... more
MGM Resorts’ CEO Hornbuckle admits company erred with pricing this summer
During Wednesday’s third-quarter earnings call, MGM Resorts International CEO Bill Hornbuckle made a rare admission: charges such as... more
New York: Turning Stone Resort Casino’s huge expansion project is coming in far ahead of schedule
Forget waiting until 2027. New York state’s largest convention destination resort is now set to open by the summer of 2026. Construction of... more
Maybank IB: All three remaining New York bidders “virtually assured” of full casino license, Genting the strongest
The three remaining bidders for a full commercial casino license in downstate New York are all “virtually assured” of a license each, with... more
New York: Kalshi sues gambling regulator alleging state overreach
Predictions marketplace Kalshi Inc. sued New York’s gaming commission, saying the state agency is overstepping its authority by attempting... more
Seneca Nation impact tops $1.9B in western New York
Leaders from the Seneca Nation gathered with elected state and local officials from throughout Western New York to discuss the Nation’s... more
New York City: Who’s banking on big bucks from new casinos? New York’s transit system
New York’s mass-transit system is banking on billions of dollars from the state’s bet to bring full-scale casinos to the city. With three... more
Big Apple casino prospects sour for Nevada gaming companies
One by one, the Strip’s largest casino operators have departed New York City’s lengthy casino-resort approval process after spending... more

