Facebook Scams Target Legitimate Casinos In Several States

Facebook scam alert

It has been reported that several states are experiencing scams through Facebook and other user-based applications targeting online casino players. These new scams are stealing legitimate casino logos and promoting promotions that don’t exist. While the old fake casino scam is nothing new, the scale at which these attacks are happening is growing. Legitimate online … Read more

NYC Planning Commission has approved the Coney

Coney Island

The New York City Planning Commission has approved a large-scale casino and entertainment complex proposal for Coney Island, marking a significant milestone in one of the city’s most debated development plans. Despite this approval, the project’s future remains contingent on a critical decision from state authorities. The proposed project, The Coney, aims to cover three … Read more

Stake.US Faces Lawsuits In California and Illinois

Drake and Stake.us

Last month, a lawsuit was filed in federal court alleging that Stake.us, an online sweepstakes casino, is operating an illegal gambling website in California. The complaint, filed by Dennis Boyle, asserts that the platform violates state law by offering casino-style games to California residents. This follows widespread opposition against sweepstake casinos across the United States, … Read more

Feds Face Lawsuit For An Off-Reservation Casino Approval

Shilo Resort & Casino

The US Interior Department is now facing a lawsuit from the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, a federally recognized tribe in Northern California, for placing land owned by the Koi Nation into federal trust. The lawsuit asserts that the land was bought to build a larger casino for more guests and is not ancestral. The … Read more

Oregon Operators Fear Casinos Could Move Off Reservations

Oregon casino cabin

Outgoing President Joe Biden has signed off on an off-reservation tribal casino in Minnesota, which has raised concerns among Oregon tribal casino operators. After the decision was announced, two tribal chairs wrote to Oregon Governor Tina Kotek: “It is common for outgoing administrations to make decisions affecting tribes after an election and before the next … Read more