Whenever I see a post about the rankgroup I always think about how they got their pockets picked when the sold the Hard Rock Cafe franchise to the Seminoles. This is a nice little casino, but it pales in comparison with what they once owned. yogonet.com/international/…

Leave it to Plaza Hotel Casino to combat the price gouging going on in Vegas. Great room package with NO resort fee. And all the amenities you'd ever want. plazahotelcasino.com/las-vegas-all-…

So what happens if none of these projects are chosen? That is a very real possibility given that some CAC's have vocal anti-gaming people as members. Ridiculous process. New York is proving itself to being the next Illinois for gaming missteps. gothamist.com/news/nys-casin…

Legal iGaming was supposed to stamp out the illegal variety but that hasn't happened. States have dropped the ball when regulating and taxing iGaming that gives a tremendous advantage to the illegal sites. American Gaming Association igamingplayer.com/the-shuffle/an…

Once again MintMobileCares completely flubbed our request for a refund for a mistake that they made. Never, ever sign up for this terrible service. We'll try something else. Anyone else have a suggestion for a reasonably priced system? Ryan Reynolds

So very flattering article for DraftKings Sportsbook by Newsweek. Perhaps to make their awards program look good? Wouldn't want to make any untoward observations. At least Steve Ruddock balanced it out. newsweek.com/rise-draftking…

Tried before and failed. When will they learn? cdcgaming.com/sweepstakes-op…

Let's just say not recently...

Casino operators in Cambodia, Burma, Singapore, the Philippines and Macau are breathing a sigh of relief as Thailand will continue to be a rich market for them all. What was envisioned as a boon for Thai tourism remains business as usual. agbrief.com/news/thailand/…

The 2nd installation of the Gaming Legacy Podcast is out! With Jack Binion kicking it off, we present an equally influential member of the industry, Jan Jones Blackhurst. She's entertaining and has some great stories. Give it a listen! GGB ggbmagazine.com/article/jan-jo…

Without a reputable study legislators are depending upon anecdotal evidence when banning prop betting. How about they commission actual research into prop betting before making changes that may affect only a few players? stateline.org/2025/09/09/wag…

The second edition of our new Gaming Legacy Podcast is out and it features Jan Jones Blackhurst, the first female mayor of Las Vegas, influential casino executive at Caesars Entertainment and an advocate for the advancement of women in gaming. ggbnews.com/article/jan-jo…

It's Responsible Gaming Education Week and very appropriate to honor the father of problem gaming research, Howard Schaffer. His dedication to independent research and support of the ICRG made a huge difference in identifying the problem. basisonline.org/2025/09/11/lif…

Imagine agreeing to invest more than $1 billion in the city of Chicago and then getting blindsided by this proposal. Illinois is poison to any kind of gaming. casinoreports.com/chicago-video-…

This week we have some more international viewpoints on responsible gaming. Today, let's hear from the European Casino Association. Later this week, the Macau commitment. ggbnews.com/article/the-eu…

Anyone who loves golf has to love the Ryder Cup. The staid sport becomes wild when the rabid national fans get involved. Emotions run high and if you pay attention, you can profit. url.uk.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/IoyFCv2MDcno…

Unregulated sweepstakes casinos, prediction markets, and “skill games” are threatening decades of hard-won gaming integrity. Roger Gros makes a clear call to either support legal gambling or don’t bit.ly/4nY5Fox bit.ly/4nY5Fox

In a recent piece for GGB, MGM Resorts's Stephen Martino highlights the importance of investing in employee awareness and education as a pivotal piece in advancing responsible gaming. Check out the full piece 👇ggbnews.com/article/invest…

Shocking decision by MGM Resorts about its New York casino bid. Everyone assumed they would be handed one of the 3 licenses. Why did they pull out so late? Were they really serious with a (relatively) small construction and no hotel? igamingbusiness.com/casino/mgm-dro…

One of the most important people in gaming when it spread outside of Nevada, Mickey Brown, died in October. He was first head of NJ DGE. He later helped to grow Foxwoods from a small bingo parlor to the huge casino resort it is today. Let's not forget him dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/for…