Billionaire Dan Gilbert, Once Arrested For Illegal Bookmaking, Cashes Out Of Ohio Gambling Industry
With his net worth skyrocketing in 2020, Dan Gilbert has now sold nearly all of his interests in the casino gambling industry.
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Brian Pempus
Brian served as a senior reporter and online content manager for Card Player Magazine for nearly a decade before joining USBets in October 2018. He is currently focused on legal and regulated sports betting and online gaming. He's an avid jiu-jitsu practitioner in his free time.
Indiana Online Casino Legislation Filed For Debate
Indiana projects an online casino market to be about half as large as the hugely successful one in New Jersey.
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Kentucky Sports Betting, Online Poker Bill Filed Once Again But 2021 Odds Remote
The proposals appear to be drawing almost dead, but they mark a continuation of efforts from previous years.
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Indiana Approves Handball Betting As U.S. Competes In World Championship For First Time In 20 Years
The United States is making a rare appearance in the long-held Men’s World Handball Championship. Indiana will allow gambling on it.
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Indiana Bars, Restaurants Ask Legislature For Video Gambling Machines
In addition to online casinos and ‘private low stakes card games,’ Indiana policymakers are going to be looking at VGTs.
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Poker Home Game Legislation Filed Again In Indiana
A proposal filed in Indianapolis would allow people to hold low-stakes card games. It would also create crimes for cheating in them.
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North Carolina Tribe Moving Forward With Indiana Casino Purchase
Caesars is closer to selling the second of three Indiana casinos it must get rid of under a massive merger with Eldorado Resorts.
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Kentucky Calls PokerStars ‘Insidious,’ Demands $1.3 Billion To Use For COVID-19 Recovery
PokerStars’ parent company is looking for its next steps after the Kentucky Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a 2015 lower court ruling.
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Kentucky iLottery Gambling Soars As Sports Betting Legalization Looks Iffy In 2021
State-sanctioned online gambling on the lottery is booming in Kentucky, but that doesn’t mean mobile sports betting is likely in 2021.
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Indiana Casino Win Falls 8% In November With iCasino Legislation On Horizon
It was a rough November for the Indiana casino industry due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as lawmakers are expected to soon consider iCasinos.
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