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  • 2 months ago | casinoreports.com | Jeff Edelstein |Matthew Bain

    Industry While the SAFE Bet Act isn’t the law of the land, some of its proposals are getting into other bills And now, for my next trick, I will marry the SAFE Bet Act with Poltergeist, specifically with one of the most iconic and spooky scenes in movie history.

  • 2 months ago | lotterygeeks.com | Brett Smiley |Matthew Bain

    Analysis ‘Everyday Americans buy lottery tickets with consistency because of the ability to purchase a dream’ In the Financial District of the financial capital of the world last week, CEO of lottery courier Jackpot.com Akshay Khanna took the stage for the discussion “Predictions 2026” alongside fellow gambling industry chief executives to kick around top-of-mind issues today and also peer into the crystal ball.

  • Mar 3, 2025 | lotterygeeks.com | Eric Raskin |Matthew Bain

    Analysis All the numbers to know as a major shift in lottery economics nears It’s been about 10 months since Lottery Geeks broke the news that the Mega Millions ticket price is increasing for only the second time in the history of the game, and now the dramatic alteration is nearly ready to become reality. We are entering the final month before the changeover occurs. In this article, we’ll break down all the numbers you need to know.

  • Feb 28, 2025 | casinoreports.com | Eric Raskin |Brett Smiley |John Brennan |Matthew Bain

    Industry Plus: Caesars and Rush Street earnings, a poker player flips out, social media, hyperlinks, and more Welcome to “Spin Cycle,” Casino Reports’ weekly Friday roundup of all things impactful, intriguing, impressive, or idiotic in the gambling industry. Pull up a chair, grab a stack of chips and a glass of your beverage of choice, and take a spin with us through this week’s news cycle …It’s been a truly wild last 10 days in the world of Texas Lottery.

  • Feb 27, 2025 | lotterygeeks.com | Jeff Edelstein |Matthew Bain

    Analysis Authorities in Texas are falling all over themselves to figure out what’s going on but it all seems much ado about nothing GAMBLING CZAR: Let’s call this meeting to order, and first item for business is the stripping of “Texas” from “Texas hold‘em,” with the reason being politicians and authorities in Texas treat gambling like it’s a biblical plague and thus it should lose the naming rights to the game. Do we have a second? Good. New ideas? The representative from New Jersey, yes?

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