Online Casino and Gambling News: June 2022

Reno's newest casino, the Legends Bay Casino has been given full approval to begin operations by the Nevada Gaming Commission, allowing the site to open its doors in August.

Mobile sportbsetting in North Carolina suffered a major setback this week, as a bill legalizing the activity was shot down, with a second bill passing by with a one-vote margin.

Crown Resorts has been approved to open its Barangaroo casino just as it is set to be taken over by US private equity firm Blackstone.

This week it was revealed that Fair Play Casino's Dutch operation has added games from developer Swintt after the two groups came to terms in a deal.

Caesars' Racebook product has launched in two new states, making the number of active states the racing product is available in five just weeks after its rollout.

Lawmakers in Kyrgyzstan have voted to legalize land casinos again, while also voting to legalize online casinos, although only for foreign players.

Italian internet gambling revenues were up in April when compared to the year prior, the first time revenues have ticked upward since November of last year.

This week lawmakers in the former Portuguese colony of Macau approved of the gaming amendment bill, which will have the largest ramifications to the market since casinos were first openly liberalised twenty years ago.

Gaming operator bet365 has announced that they've reached an agreement with the PGA Tour, becoming an Official Betting Operator of the professional golf league through 2024.

American sportsbetting group DraftKings is gearing up to open its temporary sportsbook at Bay Mills Resorts & Casino in Brimley, Michigan on June 22nd.