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As we enter 2019, many states are taking action to move toward legalizing sports betting. Here, Dan Ippolito looks at the states that are most likely to do so within the year.

For the fourth consecutive year, MGM Resorts International has been named one of the "World's Most Admired Companies" by Fortune Magazine in its annual survey of business leaders and analysts.

In addition to two U.S. states working on the legalization of sports betting, we have a new blackjack game and the DOJ announcing the reverse of an opinion regarding the Wire Act.

Today Governor Charlie Baker announced plans to file legislation that would permit people in Massachusetts to wager on professional sports.

The company expects to deliver annualized Adjusted EBITDA uplift of $300 million in aggregate, consisting of $200 million by the end of 2020 and an additional $100 million by the end of 2021.

Beginning 10 December, visitors from select cities may book round-trip travel aboard one of MGM Springfield’s exclusive new, private buses operated by King Ward Luxury Motor Coach.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported today that the month of August 2018 at Plainridge Park Casino and MGM Springfield generated $24,837,160.10 in gross gaming revenue.

The latest casino resort to open in New England brings an inconspicuous atmosphere and an array of new amenities to Rhode Island.

This week's agreements with the two nonprofit organizations will further the Springfield casino's commitment to the Western Massachusetts community.

Investing in the revival of historic Springfield, Massachusetts' first resort casino brings 3,000 permanent jobs and new entertainment offerings to region.

Casino City's Gary Trask spent the last 24 hours roaming the new MGM Springfield and reports back with 10 first impressions of the lavish $960 million property, located a two-hour drive west from Boston.

MGM Springfield successfully completed test play nights on 16 and 20 August before the scheduled grand opening to the public on 24 August.

As part of the anticipated arrival of Massachusetts’ first gaming resort, MGM Springfield will introduce a refined steakhouse experience to downtown Springfield when the resort opens on 24 August.

When you hear someone talking about a casino resort, your first thoughts go immediately to gambling and gaming. However, don’t have tunnel vision and think that's all these places have to offer their guests.

The public meeting held at MGM Springfield is mostly dedicated to opening preparations for MGM Springfield, which is scheduled for 24 August 2018.

New England’s first integrated luxury resort and entertainment destination is inviting the public to experience the excitement of joining M life Rewards, MGM Resorts’ loyalty program.

Both have the opportunity to offer online and mobile gaming platforms – including sports betting, casino gaming and poker – in jurisdictions where either Boyd Gaming or MGM Resorts operate physical casino resorts and online licenses are available.

The 244th open public meeting will take place in Boston on Thursday, 7 June 2018. It will begin with an update from Executive Director Ed Bedrosian about regulatory preparations in advance of the MGM Springfield opening.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is requesting public comment on a draft of MGM Springfield’s gaming beverage license application and, specifically, its request for extended hours on the gaming floor.

Stevie will bring “The Song Party” to The Event Center at Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City Saturday, 25 August and Sunday, 26 August where fans will enjoy an immersive, participatory experience during this run.