Slots

Philosopher Yogi Berra famously said “It’s not over until it’s over,” and Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo made fairly clear yesterday that it’s over for this year as far as slots at tracks ar...

"We're taking too much out of the customer's pocket, and we're not returning enough to them after each race is run."

Track slots remain in the news in Massachusetts, where a state Senate and House conference committee has been unable to agree after almost two weeks of

The Ohio Lottery Commission took an important step yesterday towards the reality of slots at racetracks

Cloverleaf Enterprises, the operator of Rosecroft Raceway, is suing Maryland's thoroughbred racing industry, citing conspiracy and monopolization. The move has spurred lawmakers to consider legislatio...

The decision of letohiovote.org not to pursue a statewide referendum in view of the public support for casinos has bolstered chances of early approval of slots at the state’s seven tracks.

Deval Patrick, governor of Massachusetts, told reporters yesterday that racing’s recalcitrance in aggressively pushing for slots at tracks in the state could delay his wish for three casinos without

With the bilateral support of the chairman of the Senate Racing, Gaming and Wagering committee, Democrat Eric Adams, and Republican senator Thomas Libous

An extensive piece in yesterday's edition of the Asbury Park Press delved right into the State of New Jersey's current gaming landscape. The article touched on the racetracks' position, Atlantic City'...

Outspoken and progressive racetrack owner Jeff Gural has let the cat out of the bag in regard to the theme of his upcoming New York Gaming Summit keynote speech

After years of talk and tangled battling, Maryland has taken its first steps at actually getting slots betting underway, and even that was controversial.

According to a report, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland met with a group of 400 standardbred and thoroughbred horsepeople on Sunday and said that he will do what he can to