Indiana Gambling Bill Awaits Holcomb Signature
May 9, 2019
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb (l.) is expected to sign a bill allowing Majestic Casino to
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb (l.) is expected to sign a bill allowing Majestic Casino to
Storm-battered Puerto Rico has proposed online gaming as one solution to generate essential revenues in
The new World Series of Poker room at Harrah’s Philadelphia completes a major renovation project
Tony Rodio, a 30-year gaming industry veteran, was Carl Icahn’s pick to replace Mark Frissora.
William Hill and GVC Holdings PLC, owner of Ladbrokes and Coral, are calling for a
MGM Resorts last week chopped 254 management positions, with another round coming up soon, according
A group of U.S. sportsbook operators have announced the formation of the non-profit Sports Wagering
After six years in office, Jonodev Chaudhuri has resigned as chairman of the National Indian
The Iowa legislature approved a sports betting bill and forwarded it to Governor Kim Reynolds
The Indiana legislature passed a comprehensive gambling bill and forwarded it to Governor Eric Holcomb,
The gaming floor at Monticello Raceway didn’t last much more than a year after owner
A Las Vegas businessman has bought the failed Lucky Dragon casino hotel (l.) for $36
On October 3, 1920, the American Professional Football Association—which rebranded as the National Football League (NFL) two years later—played its very first full Sunday schedule of games across the Midwest. The action marked the true beginning of Sunday pro football culture in America.
On October 2, 1968, St. Louis Cardinals ace Bob Gibson delivered the most dominant pitching performance in Fall Classic history. Facing the Detroit Tigers in Game 1 of the World Series, Gibson struck out 17 batters—setting a single-game World Series record that still stands—and led the Cardinals to a 4–0 shutout win.
