Month: October 2024

In a groundbreaking move within the global gaming industry, Wynn Resorts Ltd. has been awarded the first commercial gaming operator’s license in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a significant endorsement from the country’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority. This milestone highlights Wynn’s growing footprint in the international market and sets a precedent for future commercial gaming ventures in
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Sin City was once celebrated for its affordability, but in recent times Las Vegas prices have transformed into one of the most expensive cities to visit in America. Rising costs for lodging, dining, and entertainment are increasingly impacting tourists. Historically a budget-friendly destination, Vegas has shifted its focus from economical stays to luxury experiences. As
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New York Dem. Governor Kathy Hochul has officially signed a new bill aimed at addressing the addictive nature of gambling by requiring advertisements for gambling and sports betting to include clear warnings about the potential dangers of addiction. The new legislation, S1550/A1118, builds upon previous laws by extending the requirements to mobile sports betting ads,
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Back in June of this year we published a video with details on a federal sports betting bill being proposed here in America. The Supporting Affordability and Fairness with Every Bet Act, or as it has become know The SAFE Bet Act, is now getting some less than enthusiastic reactions from the likes of the
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Clark County commissioners have given initial approval to a significant expansion and modernization project for Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport, the seventh-busiest airport in North America. The plan, presented by the County Department of Aviation, seeks to increase the number of gates, improve passenger access, and upgrade transportation facilities. The project is expected to
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The NCAA’s Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports (CSMAS) has initiated discussions on potential changes to sports betting policies, particularly regarding student-athletes. Meeting recently in Indianapolis, the committee examined the possibility of deregulating sports betting, which could, in theory, allow student-athletes to place bets on professional sports, a significant shift from current
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The Brazilian Ministry of Finance released an updated list on Tuesday night, approving 205 sports betting and online gaming platforms, representing 93 companies, to continue operating in the country. Among the newly authorized names are Estadium, F12, Luva, and Donald, bringing the total number of state-level approvals to 18. This latest update corrects previous omissions
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