Tag: Expansion
Gov. Burgum, North Dakota tribes sign gambling compacts
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – Gov. Doug Burgum announced Friday that he has signed agreements with North Dakota’s American Indian... more
Ohio: Jack Entertainment unveils new sportsbooks in Cleveland
Clevelanders will not lack for options when sports betting opens Janunary 1 in the Buckeye State. Jack Entertainment Tuesday released... more
Atlantic City: Showboat Hotel owner proposes $3B canals, housing at ex-airport
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) – Two Philadelphia developers want to build a $3 billion housing, office and retail project on the site of a... more
Maryland: DraftKings sportsbook to be available for wagering on Thanksgiving
Bettors in Maryland will be able to wager on the Thanksgiving Day slate of football games through DraftKings Sportsbook app. The daily... more
Louisiana: Horseshoe Lake Charles scheduled to open in December
Caesar’s Entertainment Wednesday announced the Isle of Capri Lake Charles in Louisiana will re-open December 12 as Horseshoe Lake Charles,... more
Virginia: Petersburg hires Cordish Companies as development partner
The City of Petersburg Tuesday announced the selection of The Cordish Companies as development partner for a proposed casino, which could... more
California: Ione Band of Miwok Indians announce new casino project in Plymouth
The Ione Band of Miwok Indians Friday announced a development agreement with Warner Gaming for a new entertainment project in Plymouth,... more
California: Tachi Palace unveils renovations, new amenities
Tachi Palace Casino Resort this week introduced renovations and new amenities to its front entrance and third floor. The upgrades and... more
Execs: US internet casino gambling is poised for expansion
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) – As sports betting has swept across the country with states, casinos and consumers eagerly embracing a new... more
Connecticut: Supply chain woes delay sports betting at Hartford arena
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) – Sports fans won’t be able to place bets at Hartford’s XL Center until next spring. Officials told... more

