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Caesars Entertainment has debuted four new titles from IGT PlayDigital's Cash Eruption game family at its Atlantic City properties, marking the first time the popular online casino franchise has appeared on land-based casino floors.
A tribal casino near Eaglecrest Ski Area outside Juneau, Alaska has opened after years of planning, but its operator is proceeding under legal ambiguity that still hasn't been fully resolved.
A Nevada woman filed a class action lawsuit against Station Casinos and its parent Red Rock Resorts over a March 2026 cyberattack, making it the fifth major Nevada casino operator to suffer a significant data breach since 2023.
Penn Entertainment will shutter its long-running Hollywood Casino Aurora riverboat on June 10 as it prepares to open a $360 million land-based casino near Chicago Premium Outlets on June 24.
Sen. Joseph Addabbo pulled his iGaming bill after concluding that Governor Kathy Hochul would veto it even if it passed Albany — deferring online casino legalization in New York for at least another year.
Nevada gaming revenue reached $1.3 billion in April — the state's strongest April ever — as baccarat on the Las Vegas Strip surged 20% and every major Nevada market except downtown Las Vegas posted year-over-year gains.
Macau's gross gaming revenue climbed 6.7% year-over-year in May to $2.8 billion, driven by strong visitor arrivals during China's Labour Day holiday and marking the best May performance since before the pandemic.
Bally's Intralot now has until June 8 to either commit to a formal offer for William Hill's parent company Evoke or walk away, with private equity giant TPG reportedly in talks to help refinance Evoke's substantial debt load.
Indiana, Maine, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Oklahoma have all banned sweepstakes casinos in 2026, continuing a multi-year legislative wave that has now shut the model out of roughly half the country.
Resorts World NYC, which opened New York City's first full-scale casino earlier this year, is locked in a major dispute with the state over whether hundreds of millions in horse racing support payments must be paid on top of its existing tax obligations.
Fertitta Entertainment is set to acquire Caesars in a landmark $17.6 billion deal, creating the largest gaming company in US history and raising major questions about the future of Caesars Sportsbook and its digital casino operations.
Resorts World NYC is already leading the New York casino market just weeks after opening its table games floor, establishing an early dominance that will shape the competition for the state's three upcoming full-service casino licenses.
Fertitta Entertainment's Caesars acquisition would give Tilman Fertitta control of 5 of Atlantic City's 9 casinos, putting the deal on a collision course with New Jersey gaming regulators who have the power to demand divestitures.
Maine is joining the regulated online casino market this July, with Caesars Entertainment and DraftKings holding the first licenses to serve players in the state.
