Client: Rivers Casino Source: Time Warner Cable News For communities that need jobs, Rivers Casino offers them:For communities that need jobs, casinos have them. Often, they have thousands of available jobs, and sometimes even have trouble filling the positions. SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia, owned by Rush Street Gaming and a sister to Schenectady’s future casino, recently doubled
Client: Rivers Casino Source: Time Warner Cable News Rivers Casino offers far more than capital revenue to Des Plaines. Nearby hotels have seen occupancy rates catapult, and Rivers donates hundreds of thousands of dollars to community projects: "In 2011, city leaders decided to only spend that revenue on capital construction projects, which are controlled one-time costs – “any
Client: Rivers CasinoSource: Chicago Daily Herald Illinois casinos will be able to set up daily fantasy sports operations online should new plan, pushed by DraftKings and FanDuel to make sure their games are legal here, pass through the Illinois General Assembly: "If you're going to have a conversation about legalizing Internet gaming, that should be a
Client: Rivers Casino Source: Crain’s Chicago Business Sen. Antonio Munoz (D-Chicago), who voted in favor of legislation to regulate and legalize daily fantasy sports, filed a motion to reconsider. The bill will be in a holding pattern until it is addressed when the Senate returns to session on Monday:"Kip Kolkmeier, a lobbyist on behalf of Rivers Casino
Client: Rivers CasinoSource: The Associated Press/Westfield Republican Schenectady’s Rivers Casino will reach a significant milestone when the highest, and final steel beam is put into place: "The developers of the Rivers Casino & Resort in Schenectady will host a "topping out" ceremony Monday. The event celebrates the placement of the building's last steel beam.” The Associated Press, "New
Client: Rivers Casino Source: Chicago Tribune The Rivers Casino Foundation recently donated $40,000 tin support of the educational programming at the Maryville Jen School and the Maryville Children's Healthcare Center: "We are so grateful for this generous gift and the belief in the work that we do here at Maryville," said Julie Fischer, Director of Development and Communication.
Rush Street Gaming: Crain's Chicago Business weighs in on the current gambling landscape in Illinois. Is there new revenue to be had if daily fantasy sports are regulated? "Rush Street Gaming CEO Greg Carlin, who runs Rivers Casino in Des Plaines, doesn't fear the competition from daily fantasy betting. Instead, he sees it as a step toward
Rivers Casino: The Daily Herald reports that Rivers Casino's revenue leveled off in 2015, indicating that Illinois gambling market has become over-saturated. Though casino expansion has been a hard pressed topic, Tom Swoik, of the Illinois Casino Gaming Association warns that those initiatives are misguided:'Tom Swoik, executive director of the Illinois Gaming Association that represents Rivers,
Rush Street Gaming: Professional poker player, Matt Glantz, has joined Rush Street Gaming to build on their casinos' poker presence: "Gambling operator Rush Street Gaming announced on Thursday that it has signed an agreement with poker professional Matt Glantz, under the terms of which the latter is to advise and additionally develop the company’s poker portfolio."Read Complete Article: Casino
Neil Bluhm: Rush Street Gaming chairman, Neil Bluhm, asserts to Mass. Gaming Officials that a Brockton casino will bring jobs, revenue:“There is significant cost to the commonwealth if we don’t get a license,” said Neil Bluhm, chairman of Chicago-based Rush Street Gaming. “If you don’t, you’re crushing Brockton and taking a big gamble.”Mass Gaming & Entertainment,