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    Casino Pauma opens sportsbook on California tribal reservation

    Casino Pauma opens sportsbook on California tribal reservation

    Casino Pauma has launched a retail sportsbook on the Pauma Indian Reservation in California, permitting guests aged 18 and older to place wagers via self-service kiosks. The opening ceremony featured Pauma Band of Luiseño Indians leadership and former NFL player Shawne Merriman, who placed the venue's first bet. The facility introduces on-reservation sports betting within the state's tribal gaming landscape.

    Highfield Investment to launch two new Spire Casinos at racetracks in Calgary and Edmonton

    Canadian operator Highfield Investment Group has announced plans to launch Spire Casino venues at two recently acquired and renamed racetracks in Alberta. The gaming facilities will be developed at Chinook Downs Racetrack in Calgary and Northern Mile Racetrack in Edmonton. The move follows Highfield's acquisition of the racing and gaming operations of Century Downs in October.

    FEDBET warns that 80 per cent of Romania’s legal gambling market will be wiped out by year end

    Romania's Federation of Gambling Organisers, FEDBET, has warned that 80% of the country's legal gambling market will be eliminated by year-end due to blocked authorisations. The trade body projects that the number of legal slot machines will plummet from over 43,000 in March to approximately 9,000 by early 2027. FEDBET cautioned that the regulatory freeze will not curb consumer demand, but rather shift it toward unregulated channels.

    Romania could lose 80% of authorised gambling venues by 2026, according to FEDBET

    Romania could lose 80% of authorised gambling venues by 2026, according to FEDBET

    The Federation of Romanian Gambling Organisers has warned that approximately 80% of the country's authorised gambling venues and slot machines could disappear by the end of 2026. The association attributes the potential closures to widespread delays in local licensing decisions under Emergency Government Ordinance No. 7/2026. Consequently, operators have been left without a clear regulatory pathway to renew their operating permits.

    Bally’s revenue rises 21% in Q3 as debt, casino projects and regulatory pressures persist

    Bally’s revenue rises 21% in Q3 as debt, casino projects and regulatory pressures persist

    Bally’s Corp. reported a 21% year-over-year increase in preliminary third-quarter revenue to $807.6 million, primarily driven by its Intralot operations. Group adjusted EBITDAR rose 2% to $179.6 million during the period. The financial growth comes as the casino operator navigates ongoing financing challenges, regulatory scrutiny, and development project delays.

    Bally’s up 21 per cent as landside moves pay off in Baton Rouge and Marquette

    Bally's has reported preliminary third-quarter revenue of $807.6m, reflecting a 21.7% increase year-over-year. The performance was supported by a 22.8% rise in B2C revenue to $257.5m and a 3.2% increase in Casinos & Resorts revenue to $408.6m. Gains in the land-based division were largely driven by recent landside moves at Bally’s Baton Rouge and Bally’s Marquette.

    New York: Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Casino restores operations after cyberattack

    New York: Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Casino restores operations after cyberattack

    Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Resort Casino and affiliated businesses are restoring operations following a cyberattack that disrupted computer networks, payment processing, ATMs, and phone lines. The property has begun recovering critical services, including the resumption of credit card transactions for food and beverage purchases as systems come back online.

    Exclusive: Play’n GO gears up for sale, sources say

    Exclusive: Play’n GO gears up for sale, sources say

    Play’n GO is preparing for a potential sale to a major regulated gaming business, with sources indicating a deal could be worth hundreds of millions of euros. The supplier recently moved to cut game supply through major aggregators over offshore leakage and shut down its Asian operations, steps industry experts view as consistent with preparations for a regulated buyer. Sources identified Aristocrat, Genting and Light & Wonder as potential acquirers, citing Play’n GO’s regulated content revenue and presence in six US states.

    Nebraska voters reject online sports betting despite more than $20M operator campaign

    Nebraska voters reject online sports betting despite more than $20M operator campaign

    Nebraska voters have rejected Initiatives 440 and 441, defeating an effort to legalize and regulate online sports betting despite more than $20 million spent on the operator campaign. The constitutional amendment failed by a margin of 55% to 45%, according to unofficial election returns. As a result of the vote, sports wagering in the state remains strictly limited to in-person betting across five commercial casinos.

    CIRSA Q3 revenue rises 12% as casino division expands footprint

    CIRSA reported a 12% increase in Q3 revenue alongside an expanding footprint in its casino division. Operating profit rose 6.8% for the period, marking the company's 73rd consecutive quarter of growth, or up 11.1% to €203m when adjusted for costs tied to its proposed merger with Lottomatica. Across the first nine months of 2026, the Spain-based gaming group saw total revenue advance 10%.

    Gaming and Leisure Properties advances $800m casino development programme

    Gaming and Leisure Properties (GLPI) is advancing its US casino real estate portfolio, with development spending projected to reach $800m in 2026. The real estate investment trust highlighted that several major capital investments contributed to its latest third-quarter financial results. The company continues to deploy capital across its land and building assets leased to third-party gaming operators.

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