The Day - R.I.-based gaming giant is Chicago mayor's pick for casino license - News from southeastern Connecticut
Ballys Corp., owner of Rhode Islands two casinos, would build a $1.7 billion casino and hotel resort.
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The Day - Conn. casinos learn to live, succeed without buffet, NYC-Boston bus deals - News from southeastern Connecticut
Always a crowd pleaser at Mohegan Sun, the buffet spread will stay in hiatus for a while yet as the resort gets back into gear after two years of pandemic
Source: theday.com
An umbilical cord once, Mohegan Sun weans off NYC-Boston buses
With buffets in hiatus at Mohegan Sun, the CEO of Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment sees...
Source: middletownpress.com
Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment Announces Chief Legal Officer
/PRNewswire/ -- Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment (MGE), world renowned entertainment and gaming brand today announced the appointment of Raymond Lin as Chief...
Source: prnewswire.com
The Day - For casinos, more competition from New York may be in the cards - News from southeastern Connecticut
A casino in Manhattan?While that prospect still might seem far-fetched, the likelihood that New York state will license two full-scale casinos near
Source: theday.com
The Day - For casinos, more competition from New York may be in the cards - News from southeastern Connecticut
Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun have long anticipated full-blown casinos could be licensed at existing racinos in Yonkers and Queens.
Source: theday.com
The Day - MGE revenues, profits were up in first quarter of 2022 fiscal year - News from southeastern Connecticut
Mohegan Sun, companys flagship casino, opening new sportsbook Thursday, three days ahead of Super Bowl.
Source: theday.com
'Betting and betting,' CT's expanded gambling yields billions
From early October when sports betting and online gambling were launched to Dec. 31, gamblers spent $2.2 billion on bets.
Source: courant.com
'Informational' hearing yields little information about CT's digital gamblers
Gentle questioning by legislators elicited no information about the habits of CT gamblers since online gambling went live in October.
Source: ctmirror.org
Lawmakers Drill Down on Problem Gambling
Since online and sports betting went live last fall for the first time, Connecticut gamblers have wagered $2.6 billion online. However, vague requirements mean...
United States Ray Pineault Rodney Butler Diana Goode Connecticut Council On Problem Gambling Connecticut Council
Source: nbcconnecticut.com