March 29, 2023

DraftKings Off to the Races

DraftKings said Wednesday it has launched its DK Horse betting app in 12 states and anticipates the rollout in additional states by May 6, the date of the Kentucky Derby. DK Horse allows eligible customers access pari-mutuel wagering on horse racing once they have registered and deposited funds into their accounts. The app also gives customers the ability to handicap races, stream video of races and obtain information about future races, DraftKings said.
March 29, 2023

Own Shares In NFL Teams

Latest reports are saying that some owners in the National Football League (NFL) are interested in allowing institutional investors such as private equity firms and sovereign wealth funds to purchase stakes in their teams. Currently, no major US league allows private firms to own a majority share in a team, but many have found it to be a useful path to liquidate part of a team’s value. With team values rising, the number of potential buyers and minority owners has dwindled, leading some NFL executives to consider the idea of allowing institutional investors to buy stakes in teams. However, ownership rules are not on the agenda at this week’s NFL owners meeting, and any decision on this matter would likely not be implemented until next […]
March 29, 2023

Nevada Casinos Set February Gaming Revenue Record, Led by Southern Nevada’s Strong Performance

In February 2023, Nevada casinos collected nearly $1.24 billion in gaming revenue, which was a record high for the month, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Southern Nevada accounted for most of the increase, with casinos throughout Clark County collecting a combined $1.08 billion in gaming revenue, led by the Strip, where casinos earned almost $712.5 million, an increase of 18.9 percent from a year ago. However, in Northern Nevada, casinos in Washoe County saw a nearly 8.1 percent year-to-year revenue decline to $76.8 million, with Reno casinos reporting a 10.4 percent revenue drop to $54.5 million. Overall, statewide gaming revenue is up 14.5 percent from 2022’s record $14.8 billion mark.
March 29, 2023

DraftKings Off to the Races

DraftKings said Wednesday it has launched its DK Horse betting app in 12 states and anticipates the rollout in additional states by May 6, the date of the Kentucky Derby. DK Horse allows eligible customers access pari-mutuel wagering on horse racing once they have registered and deposited funds into their accounts. The app also gives customers the ability to handicap races, stream video of races and obtain information about future races, DraftKings said.
March 29, 2023

Own Shares In NFL Teams

Latest reports are saying that some owners in the National Football League (NFL) are interested in allowing institutional investors such as private equity firms and sovereign wealth funds to purchase stakes in their teams. Currently, no major US league allows private firms to own a majority share in a team, but many have found it to be a useful path to liquidate part of a team’s value. With team values rising, the number of potential buyers and minority owners has dwindled, leading some NFL executives to consider the idea of allowing institutional investors to buy stakes in teams. However, ownership rules are not on the agenda at this week’s NFL owners meeting, and any decision on this matter would likely not be implemented until next […]
March 29, 2023

Nevada Casinos Set February Gaming Revenue Record, Led by Southern Nevada’s Strong Performance

In February 2023, Nevada casinos collected nearly $1.24 billion in gaming revenue, which was a record high for the month, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Southern Nevada accounted for most of the increase, with casinos throughout Clark County collecting a combined $1.08 billion in gaming revenue, led by the Strip, where casinos earned almost $712.5 million, an increase of 18.9 percent from a year ago. However, in Northern Nevada, casinos in Washoe County saw a nearly 8.1 percent year-to-year revenue decline to $76.8 million, with Reno casinos reporting a 10.4 percent revenue drop to $54.5 million. Overall, statewide gaming revenue is up 14.5 percent from 2022’s record $14.8 billion mark.