Saracen Casino's own oversight board recommended firing two of its top executives, alleging conflicts of interest, unauthorized spending and failures in financial oversight.
https://t.co/bvADjMoWWh
A Rips user says he pulled a card worth $407 and paid to have it shipped.
Then he waited more than a month.
After days of dealing with support bots, he says Rips told him the card was lost and offered $388.30 instead.
People aren't getting into sports cards thinking they're walking into a financial minefield. They're trying to relive their childhood and chase the cards they loved as kids.
Instead, some are losing thousands, pulling fakes and discovering there are remarkably few protections when things go wrong.
This GQ story is worth your time:
https://t.co/5krhhzMVsJ
Minors are getting into gambling through card apps like Triumph.
They are lured in with imagery of their favorite Pokémon, can bypass the age verification, and then are blocked from actually receiving anything if they win.
Just gross all around.
In August, Detroit’s three commercial casinos generated $108.9 million in revenue.
Broken down:
• MGM Grand Detroit: $52,900,704
• MotorCity Casino: $33,770,690
• Hollywood Casino at Greektown: $22,190,647
BREAKING: New Jersey has officially taken its fight against prediction markets to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The state’s own filing cites opposition from casinos and other gaming interests.
The casino lobby’s war against competition has now reached the highest court in America.
BREAKING: The sports betting industry has now poured $76 MILLION into the 2026 midterm elections.
DraftKings, FanDuel, and bet365 are funneling tens of millions through political groups backing candidates in BOTH parties.
Nevada AG Aaron Ford is celebrating the court ruling allowing Nevada to regulate Prediction Markets.
Worth remembering: Ford has received significant support from Nevada’s gaming industry over his political career.
AGs should work for constituents, not casinos.