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September 14, 2020
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
September 14, 2020 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | | With more video gaming machines taking over the casino floors, Robison talks about the future of real slot machines inside the casinos.
read more | | Featured StoryMGM Resorts announced that Strip properties Park MGM and NoMad Las Vegas will open their doors on 30 September, completing the reopening of all of its properties around the world following closures earlier this year amid COVID-19.
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 | Handle for New Jersey sportsbooks hit an all-time record of $668 million in August, the highest monthly total ever for any U.S. state, with mobile wagering accounting for 90.1% of the handle.
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With a full month of major sports, Indiana's online and retail sportsbook generated $169 million in wagers, seemingly keeping the state's increasingly tenuous place as the fourth-largest legal market in the U.S.
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Last week, a bettor wagered $45,000 on Phil Mickelson to win the 120th U.S. Open Championship at Winged Foot Golf Club this week, which would be a net win of $3.37 million.
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While using their Rush Rewards Players Club Card, sports bettors who accumulate $1,000 in wagers will earn $5 comp points to be used throughout the casino.
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Approximately 13% of American adults plan to bet on NFL games this year, according to a new survey from the American Gaming Association.
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Both deals include co-exclusive link integrations across ESPN digital platforms connecting fans to sportsbooks from Caesars Entertainment's sports betting partner, William Hill, and DraftKings.
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 | Invitation-only access will be available to certain MLife members ahead of 21 September at the New York casino with capacity and food and beverage restrictions.
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The company announced that it successfully reopened live table games at Century Casino Edmonton, Century Casino Calgary, Century Casino St. Albert and Century Casino & Hotel in Central City.
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Table games were initially not open when the casino reopened on 9 September, but following approval by the New York State Gaming Commission, all table games, except for craps and roulette, are now available.
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Despite not receiving approval from the Michigan Gaming Control Board, MotorCity Casino and Greektown Casino announced plans to begin dealing poker again. (The Detroit News)
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 | The online poker festival, running through 27 September, will feature 50 themed tournaments, including freezouts with no re-entry.
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A number of long-standing poker records were smashed over the course of the 54 event series, including the largest prize pool ever for an online tournament.
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 | Last week, Caesars Entertainment resumed hotel operations at the Las Vegas Strip resort Thursday through Sunday.
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The tournament takes place 22-27 September and offers professional players a prize package of $25,000.
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A number of Caesars Entertainment properties on the Strip are offering new specials and promotions for the football season.
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 | Tickets for Usher's Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, which opens 16 July 2021, start at $59.
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Did You Know?
Land-based casinos in Puerto Rico began reopening at 25% capacity on Saturday, 12 September, due to a decline in COVID-19 cases.
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