In a significant and closely watched legal battle in California, a Sacramento County Superior Court judge has ruled against tribal casino operators attempting to challenge their non-tribal competitors. This decision marks another twist in the long-running controversy over who holds the rights to run casino-style games in the state….

A striking episode recently unfolded in Las Vegas, where a woman named Regina Valenzuela found herself at the center of a significant investigation. On Monday, September 29, Valenzuela was arrested and taken to the Clark County Detention Center after being suspected of stealing over $113,000 from an armored vehicle…

The race for New York’s highly coveted downstate casino permits has entered its final stretch as the state’s Gaming Facility Location Board engages in meticulous deliberations over the final applications. Their recent private meeting marked a pivotal step in this high-stakes competition, which promises to significantly alter the landscape…

The ongoing debate about the reinstatement of $3 million in casino mitigation funds for Springfield has captured attention, emphasizing the complex relationship between gambling revenues and municipal support. Sean Curran, Springfield City Councilor, has called upon Governor Maura Healey to restore these crucial funds, which were unexpectedly slashed from…

The Native Village of Eklutna has hit the pause button on its ambitious plans to establish a major tribal casino north of Anchorage, a significant move influenced by recent federal policy reversals. The project, which had already seen initial land-clearing efforts for the construction of the Chin’an Gaming Hall…

In a captivating blend of history and the supernatural, Casino.org has launched an intriguing promotion, inviting lucky participants to join a “ghost hunting” escapade at the renowned El Cortez Hotel and Casino. This enticing offer taps into the historical allure and eerie past of the iconic El Cortez, one…