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The plight of Massachusetts’ four former greyhound racing tracks is in jeopardy.
Cheaters, criminal gangs and hackers are only some of the potential dangers provincial governments will have to face when they come up with their own online gambling sites, according to online gaming experts.
The plan of the government of the Canadian province of Ontario to venture into offering casino games online was met with optimism by an organization which promotes responsible online gaming.
Agreements have been reached between the subsidiaries of Forest City Enterprises, Inc. and Rock Gaming LLC, which entitles Rock Gaming to obtain rights to land and air from Forest City.
Voters in the state of Maine may have approved a referendum to make way for slots facilities to be installed near horse racing tracks, but up to now, certain concerns on how the revenue the government earns from these gambling facilities are still in question.
In a statement made last Wednesday, gambling industry bigwig Las Vegas Sands announced its plans to pay off the company’s outstanding debt amounting to more than $1 billion.
A plan by the New Hampshire Lottery Commission or NHLC to have their games put online has been scrapped.
The booming casino industry in Singapore is set to be Asia’s version of the Las Vegas strip. Growth in the next two years is seen as casino goers in Asia would now rather go to nearer facilities rather than go to the gambling Mecca.
This coming Saturday, Arlington Park will have to put a brave, robust front as it will host the Arlington Million which is predicted to attract more or less 30,000 spectators.
St. Louis, Missouri does not have to select any developer for the replacement of the President Casino in the city, as apparently, there is only one serious bidder.