Raynham Park News

In 14 days, Massachusetts mobile sports betting is expected to officially launch, but yesterday when the Massachusetts Gaming Commission released its list of approved operators, one was absent from the list.

The partnership marks Caesars’ first in-person foray into the Bay State and includes the eventual opening of a 30,000-square-foot Caesars Sportsbook retail location.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported that it received 15 total applications for Category 1 and 3 licenses.

The Gaming Commission announced yesterday that it received the Scoping Surveys, which are a required prerequisite to move forward in the operator process.

The state's Gaming Commission announced on Thursday it contracted RSM US and Gaming Lab International to support the mission to launch sports betting in the state.

Last week during the state’s Gaming Commission meeting, it was determined that in-person wagering might start in January where online will have to wait until March.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted unanimously today to extend the temporary closures of Encore Boston Harbor, MGM Springfield and Plainridge Park Casino.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission hopes to award the slots-only license in late December or early January, months before any of the resort casinos are licensed.

House speaker Robert DeLeo intends to sponsor bill that permits slot machines at four Massachusetts race tracks.

State dog tracks may get a break if legislation allowing them to operate as off-track betting parlors is approved.

News brief: Raynham Park is scheduled to close in January and the process of adding slot machines in the state might be too late.

News brief: The chances of slot machines as well as a new train station breathing new life into Raynham Park seems a lot more likely.