Las Vegas is pulling out all the stops to combat a noticeable tourism slump by introducing its first-ever city-wide discount program. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) is spearheading this new initiative, titled “The Fabulous 5-Day Sale,” which will run from September 22 to September 26. This…

In May, news broke that the Social Gaming Leadership Alliance (SGLA), a recently formed advocacy group backing sweepstakes casinos in the U.S., had teamed up with the Social and Promotional Games Association (SPGA) to address mounting criticism against the industry. Now, these two gambling trade groups have taken it…

Texas poker rooms in Dallas can continue operating after the Texas Supreme Court chose not to hear the city’s appeal. This decision implies that card clubs like Texas Card House can maintain their activities undisturbed. The ruling signifies a noteworthy victory for poker enthusiasts and the operators of these…

International tourism to the US has been dealt a significant blow in 2025, with experts predicting a prolonged slump that could stretch far beyond the summer months. Data from the National Travel and Tourism Office highlights a striking dip in overseas visitors—not including those from Canada and Mexico—with a…

Gambling advertisements have become a pervasive part of the viewing experience for sports fans in the United States, particularly for hockey enthusiasts, according to a recent article by The Guardian. The British media outlet highlights that gambling logos and ads are now visible as often as every 13 seconds…

The Big Lagoon Rancheria has recently appealed to California lawmakers to delay the enactment of Assembly Bill 831. This proposed legislation has sparked significant concern among tribal leaders, who argue that it endangers tribal sovereignty and could adversely affect the economic stability of smaller tribes. In an August 25…