Caesars sells UK and African properties to Metropolitan Gaming
The American iGaming operator – Metropolitan Gaming, has successfully completed the buyout of Caesars-owned assets in European and African markets.
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Caesars Ent to obtain naming rights for Superdome stadium
Caesars Ent has officially obtained the rights to name the Superdome stadium in a multi-million, long-term agreement with the Louisiana state authorities.
Valley River Casino to Undertake Renovations Worth 275Mil Dollars
A decision to upgrade Murpy’s Valley River Casino that will incorporate grand changes worth an astonishing 275Million Dollars, was made by the Cherokee Tribal Council in the...
Caesars Windsor Announces Reopening by The End of This Month
Caesars Windsor Casino follows the other ten of Ontario’s casinos with a reopening announcement, in relation to the lift of the pandemic restrictions in Canada.
Top brands hire new talent across the betting sector
Find out the most recent overview of professional activities in the game, with a brief recapitulation of the freshest employment processes at Lottoland, MGM, Caesars,...
Tropicana Evansville rebrands under Bally’s ownership
Gaming, gambling and betting has grown very powerful in today’s age, and has spread to be one of the biggest businesses worldwide. If you’re one a fanatic, you will know that...
PlayOJO enters New Jersey with Caesars deal
iGaming solutions provider SkillOnNet will gain access to the US market, particularly in the Garden State, through PlayOJO online casino. The debut became possible thanks to...
Leo Vegas’s Long-Awaited Entry into the US Market
One of the most prominent names in the iGaming industry, Stockholm-based LeoVegas will debut in the US market following the partnership agreement with Caesars Entertainment. ...
Caesars reports improvement in Q1 after vaccination kickoff
The revenue performance also showcased a 7% drop from $1.82 billion, which was recorded by Caesars before it signed the deal to merge with Eldorado Resorts, which ended up...
