Massachusetts Sports Betting Still In Limbo, Maybe For A While
Massachusetts sports betting looks no more of a reality now than it has for months and with the August recess quickly approaching, change is unlikely.
RI Mobile Sports Betting Delayed, But Still Ahead Of Anything In Massachusetts
The launch of Rhode Island mobile sports betting may not happen until the end of the year, but it will likely start long before anything in Massachusetts.
With Tensions High, Wynn Resorts Now Claiming Due Process Was Denied
Wynn Resorts is questioning the validity of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission reviewing its suitability as a license holder, saying due process was denied.
Hearing On Future Of Encore Boston Harbor Project Begins April 1
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is finally holding a hearing on the fate of the Encore Boston Harbor casino project.
Bar And Restaurant Owners Want In On Massachusetts Sports Betting
If one grassroots group in Massachusetts gets its way, you may soon be able to bet on sports anywhere Keno is played, including local bars and restaurants.
Will Massachusetts Online Lottery Happen Alongside Sports Betting?
If it’s going to allow online sports betting, Massachusetts’ Treasurer says the Legislature should authorize online lottery sales too.
Massachusetts Sports Betting? Lots Of Bills In Play For 2019
With Gov. Charlie Baker giving state lawmakers another kick at the can, the legislature will be considering several different sports betting bills in 2019.
MA Gaming Commission Gets New Chair, But No Closer To Wynn Decision
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission has a new chair, but it’s no closer to deciding the fate of Wynn Resorts’ $2.6 billion Encore Boston Harbor project.
Boston Globe Calling For An End To Encore Boston Harbor Delays
A Boston Globe editorial on New Year’s Day is calling for an end to delays on the $2.6 billion Encore Boston Harbor casino project in Everett.
MGM Springfield Gaming Revenues Fell To $21 Million In November
Revenues at MGM Springfield continued to fall in November and the Massachusetts property is clearly failing to meet projections a few months in.