At a recent gathering hosted by UNLV’s Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER), economists offered a detailed forecast of Southern Nevada’s economic landscape for the upcoming year. The Economic Outlook event, held at the prestigious Fontainebleau Las Vegas, brought together notable economic minds to share their insights on…
Author: Jessica Bradley
The rapid growth of sports betting in the United States has ushered in a wave of concerns about its potential impact, particularly regarding excessive gambling and the harassment of athletes. One alarming trend has been the rise in negative interactions targeted at both professional and collegiate athletes. An incident…
The Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians recently announced that their Kewadin Casinos have officially gone smoke-free. This landmark decision comes amidst heightened advocacy for healthier indoor environments within gambling venues across the United States. By making this move, the tribe aims to ensure a more enjoyable and health-conscious experience…
It’s a tale as old as time—wherever there’s a high-stakes game, there’s someone trying to tilt the odds unfairly. This story hails from Pennsylvania, where a Rivers Casino employee has recently found herself at the center of a serious investigation. J.L.S., a 33-year-old from Pittsburgh’s Brighton Heights neighborhood, is…
Last week, a significant movement unfolded in Arkansas, capturing the attention of many in the gambling community. Voters approved a constitutional amendment, effectively revoking Cherokee Nation Entertainment’s license to build a casino in Pope County. This decision has prompted the Cherokee Nation to take legal action to overturn the…
In a surprising turn of events, WWE has decided not to advance the idea of turning its scripted wrestling matches into betting markets offered by regulated sportsbooks. This decision, revealed in a conversation between TKO COO Mark Shapiro and CNBC’s Alex Sherman, pivots away from earlier discussions about profiting…