December 13th, 2018Client: Rush Street GamingSource: Philly.comRush Street Gaming began offering customers sports wagering at their casinos in Philadelphia and Pittsburg.Read full article via Philly.com
May 15th, 2018Client: Rivers Casino / Rush Street GamingSource: Daily HeraldBob Susnjara"Rivers Casino in Des Plaines, owned by Rush Street Gaming, wants a part of the sports betting action if enabled in Illinois. Richard Schwartz, president of sister company Rush Street Interactive, said the Chicago-based business has been running state-regulated virtual reality sports betting in
May 14th, 2018Client: Rivers Casino / Rush Street GamingSource: Chicago TribuneMonique Garcia, Robert McCoppin and John Keilman"Greg Carlin, CEO of Chicago’s Rush Street Gaming, which owns and manages Rivers Casino in Des Plaines, said the company has prepared for the ruling by running an online gambling site in New Jersey, one of only two states
May 14th, 2018Client: Rivers Casino / Rush Street GamingSource: Chicago TonightJay Shefsky"In a 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday decided to strike down a federal law banning sports gambling in most states.New Jersey brought the case to the high court, but the decision has implications for others states, like Illinois, that could see
Client: Rush Street GamingSource: Daily HeraldDaily Fantasy Sports regulations in Massachusetts, Indiana and Virginia may influence what laws are proposed in Illinois. Casino industry officials say that the regulations are unfair, putting casinos at a distinct disadvantage:"After all, casinos pay higher tax rates and face strict oversight by state regulators, said Tom Swoik, executive director
Rush Street Gaming: Rush Street Productions announces new national television show, "The Final Table," to launch soon: "Rush Street Productions, creator of the television show "Poker Night in America," has announced a new poker show to debut in the late spring. "The Final Table," which has been filming poker footage throughout the U.S. for the past six
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
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