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fromwww.amny.com
17 hours ago

Editorial | Give NYC commuters a big win with casino-generated funding amNewYork

Approval of all three New York City-area casino proposals became official on Monday when the state Gaming Commission green-lit plans for full table games and billions of dollars of new investment at three sites in Queens and the Bronx.
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fromTime Out New York
1 day ago

Everything you need to know about the three casinos opening in NYC

Three full-scale casinos were licensed for NYC: two in Queens (Hard Rock/Cohen, Resorts World) and one in the Bronx (Bally's), creating jobs and revenue.
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fromwww.amny.com
3 days ago

NYS Gaming Commission to see final approval for three NYC casino sites on Monday

NYS Gaming Commission will likely approve licenses for three NYC casinos — Bally's, Hard Rock Metropolitan Park, and Resorts World New York City — on Dec. 15.
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fromwww.bxtimes.com
2 weeks ago

Bally's Bronx casino plan proceeds to final state approval Bronx Times

The state Gaming Facility Location Board recommended final approval for three NYC-area casino applicants—Bally's Bronx, Hard Rock Metropolitan Park, and Resorts World in Queens—pending licensing.
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fromFast Company
2 weeks ago

New York Gaming Commission approves 3 new casino licenses

New York City will host three new Vegas-style casinos in the Bronx and Queens, generating roughly $7 billion in gambling revenue and major private investments.
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fromFortune
2 weeks ago

New York City backs casinos in Queens and the Bronx that would benefit billionaire Steve Cohen and maybe even Donald Trump | Fortune

Three Vegas-style casinos will be built in NYC—Bronx Ferry Point, Citi Field in Queens, and Aqueduct in Queens—promising billions in state revenue.
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fromEntrepreneur
3 months ago

As New York City Prepares for Its First Casinos, Jay-Z Wants In - and He's Putting Up $250 Million | Entrepreneur

New York City will soon host its first casinos as the city prepares to issue three gaming licenses, with Jay‑Z-backed Times Square bid among contenders.
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