New York Sportsbooks Will Open This Month, But Not With Online Betting Options
There will be no online betting this football season, but the first retail NY sportsbooks are set to open this July in advance of the NFL season.
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Of The Four Casinos In New York, Rivers Dominates In Gaming Revenue
According to new NYGC data, Rivers Casino dominates New York’s four casinos and generated almost double the slot revenue than Resorts World Catskills.
New York Casino Revenue Inching Upward, But Sports Betting Still Stalled
Outstanding debts aside, New York casinos are slowly becoming more profitable while they wait for regulatory progress toward legal sports betting.
Will New NFL Rules Allowing Casino Partnerships Have Jets Fans Saying B-E-T-S?
Newly relaxed NFL sponsorship rules reportedly have the New York Jets shopping around for a casino partner, and they may not need to look far.
Rivers Schenectady’s New OTB Parlor Could Easily Become A Sports Book
With sports betting now on the table in New York, Rivers Casino Schenectady is already ahead of the curve with its new off-track betting lounge.
Resorts World Hopes New Poker Room Brings New Customers To The Catskills
Less than a month after its grand opening, Resorts World Schenectady is celebrating again, this time toasting the opening of its brand-new poker room.
Rivers Casino General Manager Setting Sail Away From Struggling Casino
Rivers Schenectady Mary Cheeks has been with the property since construction began in 2015, but she is leaving her post after less than a year of operation.
Read Schenectady’s Lips: Rivers Casino Means Lower Taxes
Even though the revenues are not meeting expectations, upstate New York casinos like Rivers in Schenectady have positive tax impacts on local communities.
New Report Shows Just How Off 2017 Casino Revenue Projections Will Be
The Albany Times-Union report on the new upstate New York casinos is bad news, bad news, and worse news when it comes to revenue projections.
Bonacic Says Sports Betting Could Save Sagging NY Casino Revenues
At a recent American Gambling Association talk in New York, state Sen. John Bonacic said sports betting, not online poker, could turn around casino revenues