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BlueBet Holdings announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary BlueBet Indiana LLC signed an online market access agreement with Horseshoe Hammond, LLC, a 400,000 square-foot casino located in Hammond, Indiana

Caesars and NYRA Bets announced the new horse racing account wagering app, Caesars Racebook, is officially live in Florida and Ohio with plans to add additional states throughout the year.

The wide-ranging collaboration builds the Caesars' presence throughout Illinois and northwest Indiana through its offering of premium entertainment experiences at casino and gaming destinations.

Gulfstream Park, Horseshoe Indianapolis, Lone Star Park and Caesars Entertainment-owned harness racing venue Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing & Casino all have been added to the company’s portfolio.

Quick Custom Intelligence rolled out version 3.4 to its entire customer base covering 100,000 gaming machines including 50 resort casinos.

Indiana's online and retail sportsbooks closed the year with another busy month, producing more than $25 million in revenue on more than $460 million in wagering in December.

Here, we take a look at 10 of the biggest jackpot winners at land-based casinos from last year.

From casino giveaways to nightclub parties, there are resorts all over the U.S. that are offering guests a chance to create a night to remember.

New Year’s Eve celebration at all Four Winds Casino locations will feature party favors and several drawings totaling more than $115,000 in cash prizes.

Guests visiting Four Winds South Bend can wager on their favorite sports including football, basketball, baseball, hockey and more.

Online and retail sportsbooks combined to draw $215.6 million in bets in August, which is up 27.6% from $169.0 million in August 2020 and up 10.9% from $194.5 million in July.

Caesars Entertainment announced the closing of the sale to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians for approximately $250 million.

With casino restrictions fading away and more players back at the tables and slots, it was just a matter of time before jackpots would be paid out.

Online and retail sportsbooks accepted $246.3 million in wagers in June, down 3.2% from May, but despite the drop, average betting volume remained at $8.2 million per day.

As a result, Caesars will continue to own and operate Horseshoe Casino Hammond, Indiana Grand Racing & Casino, Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, and its three off-track betting locations.

Bettors placed $254.4 million in wagers in May at Indiana's retail and online sportsbooks, according to official reporting released Friday. That is up 7.6% from $236.4 million in April.

Caesars Entertainment announced the closing of the sale of Tropicana Evansville to Gaming & Leisure Properties and Bally's Corporation for aggregate consideration of $480 million in cash

Once the app goes live on Tuesday, Indiana will become the company’s fourth online sports betting market, following previously launches in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Illinois.

James McCracken is the new assistant general manager and Ashlee Wilkerson is being promoted to director of human resources at Rising Star Casino Resort in Indiana.

As the sports scheduled thinned, Indiana sportsbooks collected $236.4 million in wagers in April, with online betting accounting for 88.4% of the handle.