Caesars Entertainment opens sportsbook at Monmouth Park
Caesars Entertainment and Monmouth Park have opened a new 16,000-square-foot Caesars Sportsbook at the historic New Jersey racetrack.
Caesars Entertainment and Monmouth Park have opened a new 16,000-square-foot Caesars Sportsbook at the historic New Jersey racetrack.
Kentucky Lottery President and CEO Mary Harville will retire in February 2026, concluding more than two decades at the organisation and five years in its top leadership role.
The NGCB and Caesars entered into a proposed settlement on November 13 for alleged 'unsuitable methods of operation' stemming from illegal bookmaker Mathew Bowyer.
CEO Michael Rubin said the operator will be launching its new Fanatics Predicts offering within the next few weeks through a partnership formed with Crypto.com.
The partnership was formed less than two weeks before Missouri's newly regulated online sports betting market is set to launch, which DraftKings was granted licensing for on August 15.
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission stated offering a sporting event contract through a DCM without a valid sports wagering license would be deemed as an 'illegal activity.'
The operator announced it would be acquiring Catfish Bend Casino and FunCity Resort on August 26 and will officially rename the property Great River Casino Resort following closing.
The program aims to improve officers' understanding on how illegal 'route' gambling machines work.
The organization's online casino in Pennsylvania, Mohegan PA, will be running various marketing campaigns throughout the hockey season.
The property completed a $9.7m upgrade at La Concha Resort as part of Paulson Puerto Rico's broader investment strategy for The Condado Collection.