Atlantic City Casinos Lay Off Workers In Massive Numbers, Try To Chart A Path Forward
Extensions of payroll and benefits have varied from property to property, but the whole Atlantic City casino workforce is hurting.
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John Brennan
John Brennan has covered NJ and NY sports business and gaming since 2002 and was a Pulitzer Prize Finalist in 2008, while reporting for The Bergen County Record.
NJ Horsemen: No Need To Wait For Supreme Court On Our $150M Lawsuit Against Sports Leagues
The horsemen are taking the legal stance that there is no point in wasting the Supreme Court’s time with their suit vs. the sports leagues.
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A Million Here, A Million There: American Pharoah Sale Details Revealed
Dispute over money tied to Triple Crown winner sheds light on how the horse’s owner profited from its massive success back in 2015.
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Struggle Ahead For NJ Horsemen In $150M Lawsuit Vs. Sports Leagues
The horsemen may have run into a brick wall in their efforts to unseal eight-year-old depositions from sports commissioners.
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New Jersey Joins Table Tennis Betting Craze
Sports wagering options are dwindling, so the NJ DGE has approved betting on table tennis — but in-game betting is off the table for now.
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New Jersey Sports Bettors Searching For Exotic Alternatives During Shutdown
Gamblers in the Garden State as of Thursday still had some options at legal online/mobile sportsbooks amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Aqueduct Racetrack Joins Coronavirus Shutdown, But Not Before One Last Stretch Of Heavy Betting
By staying open longer than other tri-state horse racing tracks, Aqueduct attracted all the local action and drew a few days of heavy handle.
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Horse Racing Doping Scandal Hits Home At Reeling Yonkers Raceway
The stunning allegations about Yonkers Raceway trainers are no less stunning just because COVID-19 has taken over the news cycle.
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March Sadness In Atlantic City: A Walk On The Boardwalk After Casinos Close
Locked-off casinos, closed stores, a wide open Boardwalk — this was not supposed to be the scene in Atlantic City for March Madness.
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NJ Online Casinos Stay Open For Business, While Almost Everything Else Closes
In New Jersey, online casinos are at least some salvation for gambling operators seeking to fill void amid the health crisis.
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