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Researchers say the sports wagering industry is estimated to support over 10,000 jobs in the U.S. How diverse that workforce is in Massachusetts, only a few years after sports betting was legalized in the state, is the subject of a new study.
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Casinos in Massachusetts appear to be hitting their hiring goals when it comes to people of color and veterans, but some hurdles remain.
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Nearly a decade after the first casinos opened in Massachusetts, researchers find the amount of problem gambling in the state seems to have stayed the same.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission has extended an offer to, potentially, its next executive director.
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Sportsbooks took bets on in-state college teams' games
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First bets placed at MGM Springfield and the state's two other casinos.
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The downtown resort casino has not yet fully reopened from the 2020 pandemic shutdown
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Commission chair concerned about "frequency and intensity" of ads once sports wagering begins.
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Gaming Commission must first issue regulations and licenses
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Demand from poker players remains a focus