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Hobbled but Breathing: How Steve Cohen’s New York City Casino Team Will Forge Ahead After Setback

In a surprising twist, the New York City casino project led by billionaire Steve Cohen has encountered setbacks. Despite the challenges, Cohen’s team remains resilient, determined to overcome obstacles and breathe life into their ambitious vision for the city’s gaming landscape. The Setback: A Closer Look The setback stems from zoning restrictions and community opposition. Cohen’s…

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Sports Betting Apps

Delaware Looks to Allow Multiple Sports Betting Apps: Questions of Revenue Loss and Lawsuits Ensue

In a bold move that could reshape the sports betting landscape, the state of Delaware is considering allowing multiple sports betting apps to operate within its borders. While this proposal aims to enhance competition and convenience for bettors, it has sparked debates over potential revenue implications and legal challenges. The Current Landscape Currently, Delaware’s sports betting…

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Sports betting forum discussion

Sportsbook Operators Duck Betting Limits Forum in Massachusetts, Citing Business Reasons

In a climactic showdown that didn’t quite materialize, all the major names in online sports betting decided to skip a highly anticipated meeting in Massachusetts. The topic of discussion? Wagering limits imposed by bookmakers on their customers—specifically, limits for those who win too much or too cleverly. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) hosted a roundtable…

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NCAA player prop bets

NCAA Pleased With Progress Toward Player Prop Bet Bans

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has taken significant steps toward eliminating player prop bets on college athletes. In recent developments, several states have acted to ban college player prop betting, aligning with the NCAA’s efforts to curb harassment and protect student-athletes. Current Progress and State Actions The NCAA expressed satisfaction with the progress made in…

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