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Construction and design overhaul could commence very shortly at new Horseshoe Casino Baltimore.

Table games could be in operation by March in Maryland.

Maryland Live! revenue largely stable in January, down 2 percent on December.

Revenue hops up 5 percent for Maryland casinos in December.

Maryland Live! Casino commenced 24-hour gaming today at 8:00 a.m.

Baltimore wants to prioritize residents securing jobs at its planned casino.

Gamblers should be able to visit Maryland Live casino 24 hours a day come Dec. 27.

In separate research reports, two gaming analysts said the populous Northeast and Atlantic Coast regions are close to reaching a casino saturation point.

Caesars will invest $25 million more in its planned Baltimore casino.

Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss the casino initiatives that passed in Maryland and Rhode Island, the top NFL betting trends from the first half of the season, the weird Florida betting ring that focused on youth football and how betting exchanges and online sports books viewed the U.S. presidential election. They also pick every NFL game on this weekend's slate against the spread.

After investing more than $42 million into a failed effort to defeat Question 7, which allows the state to add a sixth casino in suburban Prince George's County, Penn National is expected to bid on the gaming license when the process begins in January.

Expansion will only further crowd a regional market that is already saturated and forced to reach out ever farther to attract the same number of customers.

Gambling expansion measure approved in Maryland by voters.

With 94 percent of precincts reporting, Maryland residents favored Question 7 by a vote of 51.6 percent to 48.4 percent. The measure will place a new casino in suburban Prince George's County.

Maryland voters will not only decide on their president tomorrow, but also Question 7, which could mean expanded gambling for the state.

Maryland voters will determine if the state becomes a multimillion-dollar gambling jurisdiction or a multibillion-dollar casino-resort destination. We'll also find out whether MGM Resorts puts the bully in its place, or if Penn National is still king of the school.

The regional casino operator has been the funding force behind the defeat of Maryland's Question 7, which would allow a Las Vegas-style casino to be built in suburban Prince George's County.

The Baltimore Sun reported that Penn National has so far donated $18.1 million to the "Get the Facts" committee that is working to defeat Question 7 on the Nov. 6 ballot.

Maryland urged to expand gambling by pro-gambling group and keep gamblers from traveling to West Virginia to spend.

Gambling expansion in Maryland has gained a strong endorsement from the Washington Redskins football team.