Delaware Casinos and Delaware Gambling

Eight Belles' death mourned

While Saturday’s running of the Kentucky Derby was a day of great joy and celebration for the racing team of Big Brown, it was also a day of extreme sorrow and sadness for the racing team of the beautiful filly, Eight Belles, who lost her life as she spectacularly pursued her place in racing history. read more

Delaware racinos encouraged by report

News Brief: Delaware racino operators said they're encouraged by a recent state report saying sports betting would help fill the state's depleted tax coffers. read more

Delaware not pushing panic button yet

News Brief: Even though Maryland lawmakers have given Free State voters the right to allow slot machine casinos a year from now, Delaware gambling interests aren't pushing the panic button. read more

Delaware Park chooses SAS

SAS reports that Delaware Park Racetrack & Slots selected SAS for Patron Value Optimization to maximize loyalty and share of entertainment budget. read more

Delaware sports betting future unclear

News Brief: Legislation authorizing sports betting in Delaware cleared one hurdle Tuesday, but it might fall short of becoming law in the face of a threatened veto from Gov. Ruth Ann Minner. read more

Delaware racinos losing customers to competition

News Brief: Delaware’s racino customers are showing their discontent by going over the border to Pennsylvania’s new Harrah’s Chester casino. read more

New spa planned for Dover Downs

News Brief: Topper's Salon & Health Spa Inc. will operate the new spa under the name Toppers Spa Salon at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino. read more

Dover Downs selects TravelCLICK

Dover Downs Hotel & Casino in Dover, Delaware, has selected TravelCLICK to provide a suite of distribution and marketing solutions. read more

Dover Downs Gaming plans expansion

Dover Downs Gaming & Entertainment, Inc. confirmed plans for its Phase VI Casino Expansion. read more

Scammers target Midwest casinos

News Brief: Casinos sprouting across the Midwest are attracting sophisticated cheaters from Las Vegas, Atlantic City and overseas who believe they can scam new, unseasoned staff, gaming officials say. read more