Casinos

Judges Rule Against Phil Ivey in Final Round of Edge Sorting Case

Phil Ivey has lost his edge sorting case against Crockfords Casino at a recent hearing inside the UK’s Supreme Court. The October 25 ruling by the UK’s highest court marks the end of a case that stretches back to 2012 and two...

Las Vegas Shooter’s Video Poker Habits Give Clues But Not Answers

As stories about Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock emerge, the first bits of information available about the semi-reclusive man who killed 58 innocent concertgoers and injured nearly 500 revolve around his life as a regular...

Las Vegas Killer Identified as Public Grapples with Worst Mass Shooting in US History

It was the deadliest shooting in US history. So far, 59 people have been confirmed dead and 527 injured at Sunday night’s Route 91 Harvest Music Festival, across the street from the Mandalay Bay resort in Las Vegas. According...

Change of Style Brings Shutters Down on the Monte Carlo Casino’s Vegas Poker Room

The Monte Carlo Casino in Las Vegas will be closing the doors to its poker room on April 25th. As part of MGM Resorts International’s plans to rebrand and restructure the Monte Carlo into two new hotels, Park MGM and The...

New Jersey iGaming Revenue Sees Huge Gains in 2016

New Jersey iGaming saw huge financial improvements in 2016 according to the latest report from the Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE). Despite some inevitable dips throughout the year, online gaming revenue across the Garden...

China Crisis Could Cause Macau Gambling Revenue to Stabilize in 2017

Macau’s gambling industry might not be set for a major revival in 2017, but analysts believe the market has finally hit its lowest point. In line with early predictions, Macau’s betting economy contracted by 3.3...

Wisconsin Expanded Gambling On the Agenda for Upcoming Town Hall

Expanded gambling in Wisconsin has been a topic of discussion among lawmakers and citizens in the Badger State recently. Those who oppose the potential change are taking to a Town Hall conference to stop additional casinos from...

Problem Gambling Study Pins Nevada as “Most Addicted” State, Hawaii Comes in 27th

Problem gambling affects only about two percent of all adults in the United States, drastically less compared to alcoholism that is estimated to be more than 10 percent, but the consequences of those afflicted with excessive...

Nevada Poker Room Data Shows Peaks and Valleys for Live Rooms Over Past 24 Years

Nevada poker data on the last 24 years of the game has been compiled by the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), and the statistics paint a vivid image of how trends and events over the past quarter century have directly...

Record Tribal Gaming Revenue Could Hinder California iGaming

Tribal gaming revenue hit record levels in 2014 which may help to explain why California’s online poker bills are having a hard time getting passed. According to the annual report published by Casino City, US Indian casinos...