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August 17, 2020
Casino City Times Weekly Newsletter
August 17, 2020 Latest From Our Strategy Experts | | Robison speaks on the potential matter of being forced to stay in Las Vegas if you get sick there and gives an example of a time when he was stuck in Sin City.
read more | | Featured StoryBy Gary Trask At long last, the Granite State's first brick-and-mortar sportsbook enjoyed a quiet grand opening on Wednesday when The Brook added sports betting to its growing list of new amenities.
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 | Casinos had originally expected to open on 1 August but a last minute change by the U.K. Government scuppered their plans and cost them millions of pounds in set up costs.
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The state's online and retail sportsbooks also collected $315.1 million in wagers in July, up 25.3% from $251.4 million in July 2019 and up 91% from $165 million in June.
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J. Todd has Las Vegas casino news from The Palms to Texas Station. Plus, a delayed casino reopening and a story from the new "adults only" casino opening on Fremont Street.
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The slate of games offered at Massachusetts casinos will not expand as two of the facilities had hoped, at least not in the immediate future. (Telegram.com)
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A new casino is ready to open its doors for the first time in Manchester in September. The A&S Leisure Group announced that the new property will be called Napoleons Casino & Restaurant.
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The Rooftop is now open for all-season events and accepting reservations for weddings, corporate parties, holiday celebrations, birthdays, anniversaries and more.
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 | The MGM Resorts International property on the Las Vegas Strip will resume operations with a number of new safety protocols in place, including temperature checks and mandatory masks for guests and employees.
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 | Leonardo "Babaehduro" Mattos made it four wins for Brazil in the GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet events as he took down the $2,500 NLHE by beating Christopher "RambaZamba" Putz heads-up for $399,047.
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Ravid "jerbi9999" Garbi fought through a 672-entry field and beat bracelet winner Chris Moorman heads-up to win his first gold bracelet and $531,513.
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Orhan "yirtil" Ates earned himself a spot in the history books as he took down the $525 Bounty NLHE 6-Handed event for $114,584 and $65,593 in bounties to total $180,177 and the bracelet.
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 | With New Hampshire and New Jersey on board, and the potential of adding more U.S. states, the Pro Football Pick'em Championship will feature a guaranteed prize pool of $2 million, with the winner taking home at least $1 million.
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 | Aristocrat Technologies' Buffalo Chief includes a Gigantic Stampede feature with 16,000 ways to win with a guaranteed 5-of-a-kind Buffalo is aimed to excite Buffalo players.
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Wheel of Fortune slots, Powerbucks slots and Megabucks slots continued making millionaires by awarding four massive jackpots totaling more than $10 million in July.
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Foxwoods Resort Casino is reporting slot revenue of $30.5 million for the month of July 2020.
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Did You Know?
Last Wednesday, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky formally signed Bill-2285D, which regulates both land-based and online gambling in the country.
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