Industry News of the Day for February 25, 2020

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Pennsylvania:

  • PlayPennsylvania, 2.24.20 – FanDuel Rides Sportsbook Success To Tops In Online Table Games
    • iGaming numbers released last week showed steady overall growth and Pennsylvania players’ preference for table games, a bit of a deviation in the world of online gaming. Table games attracted $274 million in wagers compared to $192 million for slots.

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Alabama:

  • WTVM, 2.24.20 – Chairman Gives Preview To Study Group On Gambling Policy
    • The chair of the Governor’s Study Group for Gambling Policy, former Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, said he anticipates both open and closed-door meetings aimed at gathering the facts about gambling and gaming in the state.

Mississippi:

  • The Meridian Star, 2.24.20 – Sports Betting Could Come To Cellphones In Mississippi
    • Sports betting at Mississippi casinos is only expected to generate about $5 million annually in tax revenue for the state, but more importantly it has helped to stabilize the gambling industry that had been decreasing in size in recent years.

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Nevada:

  • Gambling Compliance, 2.24.20 – California Tribe Deny Vegas Casino Move (subscription paywall)
    • Penn National wants to sell the Tropicana, while casinos operated by Caesars Entertainment are reportedly up for sale ahead of its $17.3bn merger with Eldorado Resorts, but the Man Manuel Band of Mission Indians are not preparing to buy a Las Vegas casino, at least not yet.

Washington: