The Nevada Gaming Commission adopted amendments to Regulation 5 at its 17 September 2026 meeting, with the changes taking effect that day. The amendments concern section 5.200, covering authorisation procedures and gaming salon management, according to the report.
The changes affect authorisation and operating procedures for gaming salons in Nevada.
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The Nevada Gaming Commission approved Christopher Ruffin and Sean Lanni for key executive roles in separate votes on 22 October. Ruffin was approved as a Circus Circus vice president; Lanni, who leads The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Aria and Vdara, will add Park MGM to his portfolio.
Nevada’s Gaming Commission is due to review race book and sports pool licence applications at its 23 July 2026 meeting in Carson City. The agenda includes applications involving Caesars Sportsbook at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino and Boomer’s Sports Book at Baldini’s Sports Casino and Longstreet Inn & Casino; the Gaming Control Board has recommended approval for most cases, often subject to conditions.
The New York State Gaming Commission reported September gambling figures, according to a report. Land-based gross gaming revenue was $184 million, down 7% from August’s $199 million, while online sports betting handle reached $2.4 billion, up from $1.7 billion a year earlier. Online sports betting gross gaming revenue was $159 million.
Land-based gambling in New York generated $184m in gross gaming revenue in September, a 7% decrease from $199m in August, according to data from the New York State Gaming Commission. Net revenue for the sector was $109.5m, down from $118.9m the previous month.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission says casino and sports wagering licensees must submit detailed revenue reports monthly and that it publishes them on a monthly schedule. Its page lists September 2026 reports for Category 1 casinos and sports wagering licensees, and explains that operators may revise prior-month figures.
Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) published version 1.2.1 of its procedures for checking communications between concessionaires and the central system, effective 24 September 2026. The update changes technical and accounting-message specifications; ADM said successful checks completed under version 1.2 remain valid and need not be repeated.