Posts Tagged ‘Virginia Lottery’
Caesars Virginia Revenue Hits $36.1 Million in September
Caesars Virginia in Danville took in $36.1 million in September, up 28.2% from $28.2 million a year earlier. Its table games revenue rose 59.0% to $11.2 million even though it ran 88 tables, down from 100 a year earlier. Caesars supplied $8.0 million of the $10.6 million gain at the original three casinos, which grew…
Read MoreThe Virginia Lottery Has Approved Final Casino Gaming Regulations
Virginia should see a finalized set of casino rules and regulations by the end of the year. Governor Ralph Northam will need to sign off on the rules that the Virginia Lottery Board has approved. Once the Governor gives his approval, a sixty-day period for public comment will open before the casino rules are made…
Read MoreVirginia Casino Industry Moves Forward After Regulatory Approvals
A draft of rules and regulations have been drawn up for the casino gaming industry by the Virginia Lottery Board. Four towns have been approved to open casinos in the Commonwealth but now Richmond would like a casino. A Richmond casino location will need to be voted on through the 2021 November ballot before construction…
Read MoreOnline Sports Betting In VA, Looking To Launch By End Of 2020
The Virginia Lottery has announced an aggressive timeline aiming to legalize online sports betting by the end of 2020. Regulations would be complete by September 15, with the first bets being placed as early as December. RICHMOND, Va. – Sports betting in Virginia could come by way of online sportsbooks by the end of 2020…
Read MoreVirginia’s General Assembly Passes Bills To Legalize Gambling
VA HB 896, VA HB 4, and VA SB 384 would require the signature of Governor Ralph Northam to become law. The biggest gaming bill of them all is VA HB 4 which would make numerous casino games legal in the Old Dominion. RICHMOND, Va. – Virginia’s General Assembly passed three bills during an emergency…
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