Rocky Gap Casino Resort, in Flintstone, Maryland, will reopen much of its casino floor, its restaurants and its hotel to the public June 19. It is the first of Maryland’s six casinos to commit to a reopening date, following
Read More . . .Aspirations to introduce legal sports betting in Canada have been given a major fillip from the major sporting leagues who have issued a joint statement calling for prompt action to allow single-event sports wagering.
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Dunbar, along with Giants defensive back DeAndre Baker, reportedly robbed attendees of a party they were at last Wednesday of $50,000 worth of cash and jewelry. Baker and Dunbar allegedly had semi-automatic firearms. Miramar Police Department issued a police warrant that included details from four victims and one witness, all of whom offered sworn statements under oath.
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Although there are now more US casinos that are open than closed, those in Atlantic City are still shuttered. At a result, New Jersey‘s gambling industry remained fully dependent on online revenue through the month of May.
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FairwayJay chips-in with odds, updates and bookmaker betting insights at the PGA Charles Schwab Challenge in Texas. Information you can bet on for the weekend of golf at Colonial.
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So, you want real sports gambling back? Get your remote-control fingers and wagering budget in order well in advance.
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Free picks from Doug Upstone for June 12.
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UFC superstar Conor McGregor stole the headlines at UFC 250, announcing his retirement from the sport. The two-time UFC titleholder announced his retirement via Twitter for the third time in the closing moments of UFC 250.
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In 2018, New Jersey Senator Ray Lesniak won his battle to bring legal sports bets to his own state and open the door for sports betting across the U.S. GGB News asked Lesniak about getting back, growing the industry, and how so many states missed the boat when it comes to sports bets.
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A meeting Thursday morning may determine when Illinois casinos will emerge from the coronavirus shutdown. For the first time in four months, the Illinois Gaming Board will meet — virtually — to strategize on how to reopen the state’s casinos safely, and soon.
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