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Caesars Southern Indiana Deal Up in the Air
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is considering whether or not it wishes to enter the commercial gaming business. The tribe has been in talks to purchase Caesars Southern Indiana, and a deal was expected to be made this week. Instead, the tribal council expressed some concerns over the deal, and many leaders wanted more […]
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The Old Oaken Bucket Game Canceled
The Old Oaken Bucket Game featuring the Indiana Hoosiers and Purdue Boilermakers has been canceled. Both schools issued a joint statement on Tuesday citing COVID-19 concerns within both programs for the reason to cancel Friday’s game. These two teams were initially supposed to play on Dec. 12, but the game was pushed back a week. […]
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Indiana Sports Betting Continues to Grow
Indiana launched sports betting in September 2019, and the state has wasted little time in becoming a leader in the sports betting industry. November saw the state shatter another sports betting handle record, and there doesn’t appear to be any slow down in sight. Indiana Sports betting handle was reported at $251.4 million during November, […]
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Jackson-Davis Wins Big Ten Player of the Week Honor
Indiana sophomore Trayce Jackson-Davis was named the men’s basketball Player of the Week in the Big Ten Conference for his play during the Maui Invitational. The forward averaged 20.7 points and 5.7 rebounds per game during the three-game stretch to take home this honor. In a win over Stanford, Jackson-Davis carried the Hoosiers with 31 […]
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888sport Targeting Indiana
888 Holdings announced this week that the company is targeting three new states to launch its 888sport sportsbook. 888 Holdings is a company that is based in Gibraltar, and Indiana is one of the states that will be targeted in this new launch. Currently, 888 Holdings already offers online casino gambling in Delaware, Nevada, and […]
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Colts Punter Sanchez Diagnosed with Cancer
On Monday, Indianapolis Colts punter Rigoberto Sanchez announced that he will undergo surgery to remove a cancerous tumor. Sanchez will miss an undetermined amount of time, but it’s unlikely he will return to the field this season. Doctors found the cancerous tumor at some point last week, but Sanchez decided to take the field against […]
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Caesars Still Looking For Horseshoe Hammond Buyer
Caesars Entertainment is still looking for someone to buy the Horseshoe Hammond Casino, but now the company has been given more time to do so. The new deadline has now been set to Dec. 31, 2021, but there could still be some issues when trying to find a suitable buyer. The sale is part of […]
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College Basketball Season Set to Begin
The 2020-21 men’s college basketball season is set to begin on Wednesday, and it will be unlike any other season. COVID-19 has continued to sweep through the United States, and that will affect how the season plays out. Both the Indiana Hoosiers and Purdue Boilermakers will be taking the court this week unless things change […]
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New Restrictions at Indiana Casinos
With the number of positive COVID-19 cases once again rising throughout the state of Indiana, the casino industry will be seeing new protocols put in place. Governor Eric Holcomb did not announce the closure of all casino properties, but each casino will be affected. This new Executive Order announced by Governor Holcomb will implement new […]
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NCAA Tournament Could Be Held in Indianapolis
On Monday, the NCAA announced that the 2021 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament will be held in one location as opposed to the traditional format of multiple sites. The organization also announced that it has had preliminary discussions with the city of Indianapolis to host the event. NCAA officials have been meeting to discuss a number […]
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