New Japanese PM Could Help Bring More Casinos to the Country

Sanae Takaichi was sworn in as PM this week, and a pro-casino stance could bring changes Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, could breathe new life into the country’s long-delayed casino resort plans. Takaichi, the first woman to lead Japan, took office this week after forming a coalition between her Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and

Chicago Looks To Capitalize on Gambling Popularity With New Laws

The Windy City could expand its gambling footprint to increase city revenue Chicago officials are exploring new ways to boost city revenue through gambling, with fresh discussions centered on bringing slot machines to O’Hare and Midway Airports. During City Council budget hearings, Chief Financial Officer Jill Jaworski revealed that Bally’s, the company developing Chicago’s first

Colombia Introduces New Law on Bonus-Related Taxation

The changes come on the heels of a massive tax increase implemented months ago Colombia has introduced new tax rules that redefine how gaming operators handle bonuses offered to players. The country’s gambling regulator, Coljuegos, detailed the updated structure following the government’s earlier decision to apply a Value Added Tax (VAT) on gambling deposits. The

Texas Legislature Could Be Shaped by the Casino Industry

An upcoming election could change the state’s direction, and casinos are involved The upcoming special election for Texas Senate District 9, located just north of Fort Worth, has become a flashpoint in the broader debate over casino gambling in the state. The race to fill the seat vacated by Senator Kelly Hancock is attracting unusual

New York City Casino Race Changes Following MGM's Exit

New York City Casino Race Changes Following MGM’s Exit

Only three contenders remain for three potential casino licenses The competition for New York City’s limited casino licenses has shifted following MGM Resorts International’s decision to withdraw from the race. MGM announced that it would no longer pursue a full casino conversion for its Empire City property in Yonkers, citing changing economic conditions and revised

Mexico Continues Working to Overhaul Gambling Legislation

Mexico Continues Working to Overhaul Gambling Legislation

The country is revamping its gambling laws, including those for land-based casinos Mexico is moving ahead with a major update to its gambling laws, aiming to replace regulations that have remained largely untouched since 1947. Deputy Ricardo Mejía recently introduced a bill before the Chamber of Deputies that seeks to modernize the Federal Law of

New Casino Proposal in Virginia Faces Almost Guaranteed Defeat

New Casino Proposal in Virginia Faces Almost Guaranteed Defeat

The Fairfax County project faces overwhelming opposition from local groups A new proposal to bring a casino to Northern Virginia appears all but certain to fail, with overwhelming opposition from residents, civic leaders, and local organizations. Recent polling shows that most Fairfax County voters reject the idea of a Las Vegas-style resort in their community,

Bally’s Warns Chicago Against Lifting Ban on Video Gambling

The Illinois city wants to allow video gambling in order to boost its coffers Bally’s Corporation has issued a firm warning to Chicago lawmakers. It claims that lifting the city’s long-standing ban on video gambling could cost the city millions in revenue and hundreds of casino jobs. The company, which operates the temporary Medinah Temple

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