Spectacle Gaming, Indiana Gambling Regulator Still Working To Find Trustee For Ratcliff Interests
Spectacle Gaming and the Indiana Gaming Commission are still working to find a trustee to handle the stake of ex-Spectacle CEO Rod Ratcliff.
→Spectacle Gaming and the Indiana Gaming Commission are still working to find a trustee to handle the stake of ex-Spectacle CEO Rod Ratcliff.
→The Indiana Gaming Commission imposed an emergency 90-day suspension of the occupational license of former Spectacle Gaming CEO Rod Ratcliff among a series of moves that could potentially delay the targeted springtime opening of the Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana in Gary.
→The Illinois Gaming Board has filed a complaint against Accel Entertainment and seeks a $5 million fine for alleged violations of the state’s Video Gaming Act regarding its promotional agreement with DraftKings.
→PokerStars’ parent company is looking for its next steps after the Kentucky Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a 2015 lower court ruling.
→A federal judge called a bookie’s operation “pretty breathtaking, quite honestly” before giving him a year in prison.
→The Indiana Gaming Commission on Monday authorized William Hill to conduct retail sports betting operations at Eldorado Propertiess Horseshoe Hammond and Caesar’s Southern Indiana.
→Gregory Emmet Paloian, who was convicted in 2002 on federal racketeering charges for running an illegal gambling ring on the West Side of Chicago, is facing a new federal charge of conducting an illegal sports betting business.
→The vice president of a company developing a casino in Northwest Indiana is facing a slew of federal charges, prosecutors said.
→A 63-year-old owner of an Italian food market north of Chicago has been accused of taking sports bets from 2014 to 2018.
→Arlington Park is the last of the three Illinois racetracks to apply for a sports betting license, adding competition for Indiana.
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