iGaming slots barely edged out its retail counterpart with a $197.4m revenue for September, equating to growth of 9%, while commercial slots drove $196.2m and increased 2.4%.
The operators have filed federal lawsuits seeking to block Missouri from applying its sports wagering laws to their prediction market contracts.
S597 was advanced by the Senate Judiciary Committee in New Jersey and forwarded to the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee on October 16.
Kelley’s appointment follows the resignation of former Jamul Casino Resort President & GM Mary Cheeks in August, having led the California gaming property for over eight years.
Tennessee marks the seventh state in which Underdog has filed a lawsuit against gambling regulators, joining Massachusetts, New Mexico, Washington, Wisconsin, Connecticut and Ohio.
FanDuel led all licensed operators in Arizona with just over $12.1m of online revenue during August but decreased 14.3%, while DraftKings followed with $11.3m and fell 11.2%.
Aristocrat Interactive collaborated with Brightstar – the Kentucky Lottery’s iLottery systems provider – to ensure a seamless integration and an ‘aligned approach’ to digital expansion.
The nonprofit organization looks to raise awareness for problem gambling and connect residents with prevention, education, treatment and recovery resources.
Bettors will no longer be able to include an under on a certain player’s statistics in a parlay, or place wagers related to the winner of the opening tip or an individual’s specific shot, rebound, etc.
Caesars Virginia led all commercial operators in Virginia with just over $36.1m of casino revenue during September, representing an increase of 28.2% year-over-year.