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Foxwoods celebrates 30 years in Connecticut, a job fair for vets and their families in New Jersey, and Laurence Fishburne promoting a WSOP app are some of the

888 has put a 7% year-on-year rise in revenue for the third quarter of its financial year primarily down to growth in regulated markets.

New Jersey has its first $1 billion month in sports betting | 2021-10-19 03:43:47

Last week, Connecticut legalized online gaming, including both casino games and poker, after Governor Ned Lamont (D) signed House Bill 6451. Details here.

Internet gambling still strong in NJ even with casinos open WAYNE PARRY, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6A man watches a slot machine jackpot register on the screen in front of him at the Hard Rock casino in Atlantic City, N.J., on Monday, May 3, 2021. Figures released May 14, 2021, show Atlantic Citys casinos won nearly four times as much from gamblers in April as they did a year ago, when the casinos were closed, and online betting was the only game in town.Wayne Parr...

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — New Jerseys sports betting juggernaut slowed a bit in...

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One of the latest partnership deals to occur in the New Year involves 888 and Caesars Interactive Entertainment. The two have decided to continue working together via a B2B poker partnership. An extension has been signed, seeing 888 as the power behind the online poker rooms of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) for a few more years. The deal comes as plans are being made to enter new regulated markets. Continued Online Poker Success With the extended partnership, 888’s poker platform will rem...

2 Min Read (Reuters) - Mobile gaming company Playtika Holding Corp said on Thursday it had sold shares in its U.S. initial public offering above its target range at $27 each, the latest in a string of highly priced IPOs. Playtika had set a target price of between $22 and $24 apiece. The Israel-based company, which is owned by a Chinese investor group, sold around 18.5 million shares, compared to an original plan of 21.7 million shares, and a further 50.98 million shares by existing investors, u...

2 Min Read (Reuters) - Mobile gaming company Playtika Holding Corp said on Thursday it had sold shares in its U.S. initial public offering above its target range at $27 each, the latest in a string of highly priced IPOs. Playtika had set a target price of between $22 and $24 apiece. The Israel-based company, which is owned by a Chinese investor group, sold around 18.5 million shares, compared to an original plan of 21.7 million shares, and a further 50.98 million shares by existing investors, u...