Massachusetts reported casino gaming revenue of $82.7m for September 2026. The source headline does not identify the reporting authority or provide further details.
The figure provides operators and investors with a monthly measure of casino revenue in Massachusetts.
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A Massachusetts study found higher levels of problem gambling among veterans than the general population. Technical Assent and UMass Boston’s William Joiner Institute conducted the MGC-funded research using 43 veteran interviews across 25 municipalities and two stakeholder focus groups. The report identified military norms around self-reliance and vulnerability as barriers to seeking help.
A Massachusetts report has examined the effect of gambling on veterans and the barriers that can stop them seeking help. The study was carried out by Technical Assent with the William Joiner Institute for the Study of War and Social Consequences at UMass Boston and funded by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. It is based on 43 interviews with veterans in 25 Massachusetts cities and towns and on two focus groups with stakeholders.
Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) asked the state’s licensed online sportsbooks to explain how they use AI and machine learning. The voluntary request covers marketing, promotions, responsible gaming and VIP schemes; the MGC said it would keep responses confidential and use them to develop policy. The inquiry follows reporting about DraftKings’ use of machine-learning models to target customers likely to incur high losses.
Reportedly, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission sent every licensed sports betting operator questions about AI use in marketing. Operators are asked to provide more than 70 responses by Nov. 3; participation is voluntary and replies will remain confidential. The review asks whether systems use bettors’ losses to determine promotions and how people oversee AI decisions.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission said Executive Director Dean Serpa issued a letter to sports wagering operators on the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning on 14 October 2026.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission said Executive Director Dean Serpa issued a letter to sports wagering operators on 14 October 2026 concerning their use of artificial intelligence and machine learning. The commission announced the letter in a news item on its website.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission said it would hold a remote adjudicatory hearing on 13 October 2026 concerning BetMGM individual qualifier Stella David. The hearing was scheduled for 10:00 a.m.