Indiana Casino Win Falls 2.8 Percent In July
July wasn’t a good month for the Hoosier State’s casino gaming market, but sports betting is on its way starting early September.
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William Hill Receives License For Sportsbook At Tropicana Evansville
Bookmaker William Hill has received a temporary license from the Indiana Gaming Commission to run a sportsbook at Tropicana Evansville.
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FanDuel, Rush Street Receive Sports Gambling Approvals In Indiana
Last week, the Indiana Gaming Commission awarded temporary sports betting vendor licenses to FanDuel and Rush Street Interactive.
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Penn Sports Interactive Awarded Preliminary Licensure In Indiana
On Monday, Penn National Gaming’s Hollywood Casino In Indiana was awarded a temporary vendor license for its upcoming retail sportsbook.
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Caesars’ Indiana Casinos Say ‘The Book’ Will Be Opening In September
Caesars will call a pair of its sports betting venues in the Hoosier State “The Book,” with betting to begin in September, around NFL Week 1.
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Indiana Gaming Commission Sets Vigo County Casino Application Deadline
Indiana Gaming Commission regulators are working on another facet to the historic gaming expansion law passed this past spring.
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Darts, Bowling, Sailing Among Sports On Indiana’s Betting List
The Indiana Gaming Commission released on Tuesday a list of sports approved for wagering, though not all will necessarily be offered.
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Indiana Gambling Facilities Receive Provisional Sports Betting Permits
Indiana gaming regulators have issued preliminary approvals to a dozen gambling facilities ahead of the opening of sportsbooks in September.
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Sports Betting To The Rescue? Indiana Casino Win Falls Nearly Three Percent In June
On Thursday, the Indiana Gaming Commission released data showing that the state’s casinos collectively had a relatively rough time in June.
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Could Indiana Sports Betting Move The Needle In Neighboring Kentucky?
Indiana is slated to have sportsbooks this year, but will it help proponents in neighboring Kentucky move their bill?
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