A new battle is bubbling up in California’s already complicated gaming landscape. Tribal gaming operators have had enough—and they’re heading to federal court to say so.
It’s not just about money. This is about sovereignty, territory, and what counts as legal wagering. Prediction markets, pushed by platforms like Kalshi and Robinhood, are now facing fierce…
Seven months after a storm of allegations rocked the Strip, Resorts World Las Vegas has agreed to pay a $10.5 million penalty to settle claims it facilitated illegal betting operations with alleged connections to organized crime.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) confirmed Thursday that the resort’s handling of sportsbook operations drew intense scrutiny, leading…
Thousands of residents in Irving, Texas, are making their voices heard, opposing a rezoning proposal that could pave the way for a casino in the city. A petition against the project has garnered significant traction ahead of a scheduled town hall meeting, highlighting growing resistance to the idea of introducing gambling to the area.
Community Rallies…
The Canadian Gaming Summit is gearing up for an exciting edition this June, with a brand-new feature on the agenda—SBC’s first-ever Cybersecurity Symposium. Set to take place from June 17-19 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the event is expected to attract industry professionals from across Canada and beyond.
A Growing Summit with a Bigger…
Chamonix, the flagship casino resort of Full House Resorts in Cripple Creek, Colorado, has undergone a dramatic leadership overhaul. The company disclosed during its fourth-quarter earnings call that it had dismissed the casino’s upper management, signaling a major shift in strategy as revenues failed to meet expectations.
New Leadership, New Direction
CEO Dan Lee made…
A new proposal in Connecticut is looking to put an end to gambling-related advertisements at public colleges, citing concerns over student exposure to sports betting and casino promotions. The bill, House Bill 5271, was discussed during a General Law Committee hearing on Wednesday, drawing support from advocates who argue that students, especially younger males, are…
Bazaar Meat by José Andrés, the renowned steakhouse at Sahara Las Vegas, is set to close its doors after June 30. The restaurant, famous for its extravagant cuts of meat and playful culinary presentations, has been a staple of the Strip’s dining scene. While there’s a slim chance the lease could be extended, as of…
Taking a leap into entrepreneurship is never easy, especially when stepping away from a stable and growing company. But for James King, co-founder and CEO of Flows, the decision to go solo and build an industry-defining no-code automation platform wasn’t just a business move—it was a calculated risk with a clear vision.
From Stability to…
Thailand’s former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has issued a stark warning against legalizing casinos, calling the government’s push for land-based and online gaming a major societal risk. His comments come as the Thai government rushes to advance legislation that could pave the way for large-scale entertainment complexes featuring casinos.
"This Is Dangerous," Abhisit Warns
At…
Renowned restaurateur “Famous” Dave Anderson is setting his sights on a project that blends history, high stakes, and high-end dining. His latest pitch? A luxury restaurant and casino with a roaring ’20s twist, centered around the infamous Al Capone’s Hideout in Wisconsin.
A Bold Proposal With a Nod to the Past
Anderson, the founder of the…