Massachusetts has not seen the flourishing gaming future it once expected. In 2011, when the Expanded Gaming Act was approved, Massachusetts saw itself poised to be the top dog in New England. Unfortunately, the pandemic, as well as other issues, limited their growth. Since June 2020, Connecticut’s tribal casinos have enjoyed an advantage over their…
Happy New Year! New England Casinos have seen their share of tough times in 2020. However, in 2021, New England Casinos will begin to see relief. Rough times are still in the future for a couple of months. However, 2021 will bring more prosperity to the region’s casinos. Here are 5 Predictions for New England…
Maine has two casinos. In Bangor, Hollywood Casino opened in 2005, and Oxford Casino opened in 2012. Although, they were unfortunately, reopening after the pandemic was not a positive experience for the Maine casino industry. As a result, Maine Casinos Lead New England in Revenue Decline. Related Posts – Gambling in Maine-The Pine Tree State…
It sure looks like casino buffets were a thing of the past a year ago. New England’s Casino buffets are still closed. But during the pandemic, variations were experimented with behind the plexiglass. And now we find some buffets are returning. What is the State of the Casino Buffet? COVID Closes Them Down Across the…
It had been a while since visiting Foxwoods Resort Casino. My last visit was in late 2019. COVID-19 had closed casinos, but Connecticut’s tribal casinos reopened in June, to Governor Lamont’s dismay. What better way to visit than meeting our friend Joe Freda from Reload Sports? It was also 2X points day. Our missions? Joe…
So, do you think you have the right to do anything you want at a casino? It’s simple – you can’t do whatever you want when casinos are private property. So, are Casinos Public or Private Property? Read on. Casinos are public places that are privately owned. Consequently, they can let whomever they want in…