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Casino City Gang: Does money solve everything?

13 December 2012

Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss PokerStars' bid to buy a casino in Atlantic City, Massachusetts looking to regulate online gaming through the lottery and whether point spreads (but not wagers) change the way they watch sports.

Wynn leases former factory building in Everett

12 December 2012

Speculation rising Wynn will apply for license to build a casino in Everett, Massachusetts.

Unidentified developer states interest in running Milford slot parlor

10 December 2012

Second unnamed company express interest in Mitford slots license.

Casino bidding process may expand in Southeastern Massachusetts

5 December 2012

The state gambling commission discussed a proposal Tuesday to accept applications from commercial developers even as the Mashpee Wampanoag continue to pursue a tribal casino in the region.

Ameristar Casinos terminates efforts to pursue Western Massachusetts casino license

30 November 2012

Ameristar Casinos has decided to terminate its efforts to seek a casino license in western Massachusetts.

Report: Steve Wynn pursuing Massachusetts casino site

27 November 2012

The Las Vegas casino developer is pursuing a site for the second time in the Bay State. In May, Wynn pulled out of a deal with the Kraft Group, owner of the New England Patriots, that would have built a $1 billion casino-resort adjacent to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.

Analysts see East Coast gaming at tipping point

26 November 2012

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

Ameristar Casinos announces project details for Casino Resort Spa in Springfield, Mass.

23 October 2012

Ameristar Casinos unveil specific details about its plan to develop a $910 million casino resort in Springfield, MA.

Feds reject Mashpee casino compact with Massachusetts

15 October 2012

The Bureau of Indian Affairs has rejected the tribal-state compact that the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe needs to have in place before proceeding with plans to build a tribal casino in Taunton, Massachusetts.

Mass. Gaming Commission will award state's first casino license by February 26

26 September 2012

Industry experts say resort-style casinos take up to three years to build, which means the first Massachusetts casino might not open until 2017.

Boston mayor objects to phase-in approach to Suffolk Downs casino

27 August 2012

Mayor Thomas M. Menino wants a plan that completes the casino project in a single phase.

MGM Resorts announces plans to develop Downtown Springfield dining, retail, entertainment district

22 August 2012

MGM unveil plans to develop an $800 million world-class dining, retail and entertainment district on tornado-damaged land in Downtown Springfield.

Boston track to discuss casino transportation plan

21 August 2012

Suffolk Downs officials have scheduled transportation meetings with Revere residents on Tuesday evening and with East Boston neighborhood residents on Thursday.

Springfield, Massachusetts a magnet for casino hopefuls

22 July 2012

Mayor's welcome mat lures four developers.

Mass. Governor and Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe announce tentative casino compact

12 July 2012

Under the agreement the Commonwealth would receive 21.5 percent of gambling revenues from the tribal casino, a figure lower than the 25 percent tax that would be assessed on a commercial casino.

Mass. up for three casinos potentially

15 June 2012

Half-day forum discussion concluded that, based on market estimates, Massachusetts could take on three casinos and a slot parlour.

Suffolk Downs present proposed plans at press conference

6 June 2012

Suffolks Down reveal proposed casino-resort plans in their bid to acquire a license.

Report: Las Vegas Sands won't seek license in Boston area

23 May 2012

The decision comes two weeks after Wynn Resorts Ltd. abandoned plans to build a casino-resort in Foxborough.

Casino City Gang: Cornucopia edition

10 May 2012

Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd whether the WSOP's $1 million Big One for One Drop will hit the 48-player cap, whether an online poker room can succeed in the U.S. in an unregulated environment, how casinos can gain local support, and the state of the horse racing industry.

Massachusetts residents spend $909 million on gambling

16 April 2012

In 2011 Massachusetts residents spent $909 million on gaming and non-gaming amenities at Connecticut's destination resort casinos.

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