8 Oct04 Regulation
Illinois casinos grow September revenue 12.7% to $178.2m
Illinois casino revenue grew 12.7%, with slots contributing $134.6m and table games $43.6m.
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11 Sep04 Regulation
IGB advances changes to Illinois voluntary self-exclusion programme
Illinois regulators are updating voluntary self-exclusion alongside efforts to strengthen gambling-harm education, prevention, treatment and public awareness.
11 Sep04 Regulation
IGB advances 12-month marketing exclusion for former self-excluded gamblers
Proposed Illinois rules would prohibit casino and sportsbook marketing for at least 12 months after customers complete self-exclusion.
10 Sep04 Regulation
Illinois casinos increase August revenue 10.8% to $192.8m
Illinois table game revenue grew faster than slot revenue, while slots generated most casino revenue.
10 Sep04 Regulation
IGB proposes Illinois marketing ban lasting at least 12 months after self-exclusion
The proposal would restrict operators’ targeted marketing to former self-excluded players and bring video gaming terminals within the self-exclusion programme.
10 Sep04 Regulation
IGB introduces marketing exclusion list in Illinois
Illinois’s marketing exclusion list aims to restrict operators’ marketing to people who have left the state’s self-exclusion programme.