Atlantic City casinos are experiencing a decrease in revenue this summer, according to the latest figures from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement. While iGaming and sports betting have seen year-over-year gains, the retail casinos in Atlantic City are struggling to attract visitors.
Former New Hampshire state Sen. Andy Sanborn has filed a civil suit against Attorney General John Formella, adding to the drama surrounding the Concord Casino debacle. The legal battle between the two parties has been ongoing for the past year, with accusations of misappropriating funds and stalling the sale of the casino.
In Norfolk, changes have been made to the latest casino proposal by the Pamunkey Tribe. The plans for the Headwaters Resort & Casino have been updated, with a smaller hotel tower and a potential name change. The proposal will need approval from the Architectural Review Board to move forward.
The Borgata Casino in Atlantic City has been fined by the NJDGE for underpaying taxes, marking the second time in the last 18 months. The casino reportedly overstated its iGaming promo credits, resulting in a significant underpayment. NJDGE Director Mary Jo Flaherty has expressed concerns over the repeated conduct.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board is discussing the potential expansion of wagering accounts to be used for other purchases in casino-resorts. The board is considering allowing gaming accounts to fund activities beyond gambling but only within the casino properties. The idea will require further discussion before implementation.
Red Rock Resorts has been cleared to launch its new tavern brand, Seventy Six, with plans to open multiple locations in North Las Vegas. The expansion is part of the company’s business model, aiming to double its Las Vegas footprint by 2030. The launch introduces competition with Golden Entertainment in the tavern business.
Alabama authorities have closed five illegal gambling facilities in Selma, following orders from the Attorney General’s Office. The facilities were operating in violation of Alabama law, prompting the closure and blocking of financial transactions. The Sheriff’s dedication to combating illegal gambling has been commended.
Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland will announce the recipients of $17.5 million in local impact grants for the 2025 fiscal year. The grant distribution luncheon will include officials from the Cordish Companies, Anne Arundel County LDC, and funding recipients. The grants aim to support community organizations in Anne Arundel County.
Bally’s Dover Casino has received multiple awards in the Casino Player 2024 Best of Gaming Awards. The casino was named the favorite in various categories, including Best Hotel, Best Pool, Best Blackjack, and Best Overall Sportsbook. The recognition is attributed to the hard work and dedication of the team and loyal guests.
