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Federal Appeals Court Latest Group To Tell Seneca To Pay Up $435M

A federal appeals court ruled that the Seneca Nation owes New York $435M in back casino payments stemming from a 2017 conflict.

Posted on: February 24, 2021 | | Derek Helling

Penn National Market Access Deal With Rivers Casino Could Prove Inconsequential

While a deal gives Penn National Gaming market access in New York, it doesn't seem the company will actually have a road to online gaming.

Posted on: February 23, 2021 | | Derek Helling

Starting Off Strong: New York Sports Betting Kicks Off 2021 With Record Month

New York sports betting reported almost $3.57 million in January revenue, setting the state record for best month since launching in 2019.

Posted on: February 19, 2021 | | Martin Harris

NYCPG Offers Its Two Cents: Triple Our Funding, Divide Gaming Commission

The New York Council on Problem Gambling offered input on gambling expansion in the state, including providing it with additional funding.

Posted on: February 18, 2021 | | Derek Helling

No Online Sports Betting? No Problem. MSG Networks Pick ‘Em App Has Fans Covered

While New York waiting for legal online sports betting, MSG Networks will launch a free-to-play pick 'em app for a shot at real cash prizes.

Posted on: February 11, 2021 | | Martin Harris

Coin Toss, Gatorade Bath, Doink Specials, Oh My! Sorting Through Super Bowl Props

New York hasn't legalized online sports betting. Fortunately, New Jersey sportsbooks have plenty of Super Bowl LV prop bets.

Posted on: February 5, 2021 | | Martin Harris

Spectrum Consulting Believes Competitive Sportsbook Model Is NY’s Best Bet

Spectrum's lead sports betting analyst reveals that projections for mobile sports betting revenue won't be reached in state-run plan.

Posted on: February 4, 2021 | | Matthew Kredell

Downstate Casinos Could Mean Big Money According To NY Gaming Study

The New York gaming market study conducted by Spectrum Gaming Group shows that downstate casinos provide significant revenue potential.

Posted on: January 29, 2021 | | Matthew Kredell

How’d That Happen? Study Doesn’t Consider State-Run Model For Online Sports Betting

The New York State Gaming Commission finally released the long-awaited study on the state's gaming industry, including online sports betting analysis.

Posted on: January 22, 2021 | | Matthew Kredell

A Casino On Governors Island? NYC Mayoral Candidate Andrew Yang Likes The Idea

A recently floated by Andrew Yang casino proposal looks doubtful, especially as the state considers new gambling facilities in Queens and Yonkers.

Posted on: January 21, 2021 | | Derek Helling

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Federal Appeals Court Latest Group To Tell Seneca To Pay Up $435M

Penn National Market Access Deal With Rivers Casino Could Prove Inconsequential

Starting Off Strong: New York Sports Betting Kicks Off 2021 With Record Month

NYCPG Offers Its Two Cents: Triple Our Funding, Divide Gaming Commission

No Online Sports Betting? No Problem. MSG Networks Pick ‘Em App Has Fans Covered

Coin Toss, Gatorade Bath, Doink Specials, Oh My! Sorting Through Super Bowl Props

Spectrum Consulting Believes Competitive Sportsbook Model Is NY’s Best Bet

Downstate Casinos Could Mean Big Money According To NY Gaming Study

How’d That Happen? Study Doesn’t Consider State-Run Model For Online Sports Betting

A Casino On Governors Island? NYC Mayoral Candidate Andrew Yang Likes The Idea

Downstate New York Casino Bids Clear Key Hurdle

MGM Resorts Backs Out of Consideration for Downstate New York Casino

Two Downstate Casino Bids Advance After Manhattan Proposals Rejected

New York Lawmaker Pushes Sweeps Ban to Pave Way for Online Casinos

Resorts World, Bally’s Casino Projects Receive Strong Community Backing at Hearings