New York Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge sustained a big toe injury, which will land him on the 10-day IL, after he made a highlight-reel catch against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Judge sat out the last two games with a swollen toe, and the team were worried that it was broken. An MRI revealed that The post New York Yankees Send Slugger Aaron Judge to IL After Wall Collision appeared first on Casino.org.

A high-profile member of the Montreal Mafia was shot dead in broad daylight on Monday afternoon on a street corner in Dorval in the city’s suburbs. Francesco Del Balso, 53, is believed to have been an influential leader in the Rizzuto crime family and once controlled the syndicate’s illegal gambling activities. But after the death The post Mafia Gambling Figure Shot Dead in Montreal appeared first on Casino.org.

While there’s no publicly revealed link between the recent 12 equine deaths at Churchill Downs, an analyst believes it’s possible some trainers allowed unhealthy horses to race at the Kentucky track. In a note to clients today, Truist Securities analyst Barry Jonas said he spoke with Churchill Downs (NASDAQ: CHDN) management Monday as the stock The post Ailing Horses May Have Run at Churchill Downs, Says Analyst appeared first on Casino.org.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks in New Hampshire on June 1, 2023. DeSantis' odds of being the Republican Party's nominee for president next year continue to lengthen. The post Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis 2024 Odds Lengthen as GOP Primary Field Grows appeared first on Casino.org.

Gaming device manufacturer Light & Wonder (NASDAQ: LNW) is on pace to reach its previously stated goal of generating earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) of $1.4 billion by 2025. CEO Matt Wilson made comments to that effect in a recent interview with Australia’s CommSecTV. Wilson, who assumed the top spot at the The post Light & Wonder on Track for $1.4B in EBITDA by 2025 Says CEO appeared first on Casino.org.

A recent Rhode Island Department of Revenue report shows that revenue from legalized iGaming could be $50M less than previously expected, according to a new financial report. The estimate is the latest from consulting firm Christiansen Capital Advisors, LLC. The firm complied 12 months of gross iGaming revenue and compared data from the six states The post Bally’s Previous Rhode Island iGaming Revenue Forecast Could Fall $50M Short appeared first on Casino.org.

International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) announced Monday that it inked a 10-year agreement with Sony Pictures Television that secures licensing of the famed “Wheel of Fortune” brand across a variety of wagering platforms. Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. The new contract kicks in on Jan. 1, 2025, and runs through Dec. 31, 2034. The post IGT Extends ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Licensing for 10 Years appeared first on Casino.org.

Thailand’s electricity authority cut off power to two towns just across the border in Myanmar’s Kayin (Karen) State on Monday night. The area is home to Yatai New Town, a reputed hotbed of new casino developments, illegal online gambling and scam operations, and human trafficking. The decision was taken by the Thai government at the The post Thailand Cuts Power to Myanmar Border Gambling Zone appeared first on Casino.org.

Mobile games developer Skillz Inc. (NYSE: SKLZ) is the latest company to announce a departure from the San Francisco Bay Area to Nevada. The firm said Tuesday it’s moving its headquarters to Las Vegas. The gaming company purchased a 36,045-square-foot building with views of the Strip originally owned by world-renowned photographer Peter Lik. Financial terms The post Skillz Moving Headquarters to Las Vegas from San Francisco appeared first on Casino.org.

It may not be a bad thing for Las Vegas that the bill providing $380M in public funds for a $1.5B stadium on the Strip for the Oakland Athletics died in the Nevada Legislature this week. At least according to one Stanford University professor, the deal is a bad one. Roger Noll, a Stanford professor The post A’s Las Vegas Stadium Deal Makes No Cents — Stanford Prof appeared first on Casino.org.