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Brendan Bussmann quoted in Las Vegas Review Journal

Nevada regulators may need to revisit sportsbook registration rules

by Bailey Schulz

When Eilers & Krejcik Gaming analyst Christ Grove set up a sports betting account in New Jersey, the process took a few minutes.  It was as easy as pulling out his smartphone, verifying his identity and entering his credit card number.

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Brendan Bussmann quoted in Global Gaming Business News

Puerto Rico: Political Storms Could Stall Sports Betting

by Marjorie Preston

It was only a couple of months ago – April, to be exact –  when Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Rosselló shared his plans for a legal sports betting industry with Global Gaming Business.

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Brendan Bussmann quoted in Global Gaming Business News

Puerto Rico: Political Storms Could Stall Sports Betting

by Marjorie Preston

It was only a couple of months ago – April, to be exact – when Puerto Rican Governor Rosselló shared his plans for a legal sports betting industry with Global Gaming Business.

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Brendan Bussmann quoted on Sports Handle

Best Ways For NCAA To Monetize Sports Betting

by Jill Dorson

The NCAA last week announced that it will continue to oppose sports betting despite the fact that 10 states have some form of legal, live sports betting and eight more expect to offer it by early 2020.  But whether or not the NCAA chooses to publicly embrace or co-exist with legal, state-regulated sports betting, the association has more opportunities to monetize in this new era.

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Brendan Bussmann quoted in Sports Handle

On Paper NCAA Opposes Sports Betting.  Should It Continue To?

By Jill R. Dorson

Auburn.  Boston College.  Northwestern.  San Diego State.  And most recently, UNC-Greensboro.

What do these 5 colleges have in common? If you’re into sports betting, you had the answer before the question was asked – sports betting scandals.  At Auburn and Boston College, it was point shaving in basketball; at Northwestern, players fixed games in 1995; at San Diego State it was sports bribery and throwing games in 2011.

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Andrew Klebanow quoted in Casino Review

Rise of the dragon: Cambodia’s Chinese-led casino boom show no signs of abating

Chinese nationals now control over 90 percent of businesses in Sithanoukville, Cambodia’s only deep-sea port, including over three quarters of the city’s casino operations.

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Brendan Bussmann quoted in Global Gaming Business News

More U.S. Tariffs Could Squeeze U.S. Operators in Macau

by James Rutherford

Macau’s three U.S. – based gaming operators Wynn Resorts, Las Vegas Sands and MGM Resorts International couldn’t have been pleased last week to hear that President Donald Trump plans to tax an additional $300 billion of Chinese imports.

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Brendan Bussmann quoted at gambling.com

FanDuel Pennsylvania Sports Betting Strategy Worked in NJ

by Brant James

The boundary is as nondescript as the view from the Walt Whitman Bridge, less than a mile from where the leftward veer in Interstate 76 reminds commuters of where they are.

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Brendan Bussmann quoted in Las Vegas Review Journal

US, global sportsbook operators see Nevada as “gold standard”

by Bailey Schulz

Sportsbook operator William Hill has seen tremendous growth since the London-based company was first granted a Nevada gaming license in 2012, according to U.S. CEO Joe Asher.

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Japan report by Global Market Advisors quoted in Casino Review

2025 deadline for Osaka IR “unlikely”

While analysts have suggested that the Japanese government will need to resolve several outstanding issues by Q2 2020, in order for Osaka to have an IR open in time for the World Expo in 2025, MGM chairman and CEO Jim Murren acknowledged that whoever wins a license “is going to have their work cut out”.

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