Following news that Penn Entertainment tossed aside Barstool Sports for a deal with ESPN, the question is will the the company bring its sports betting app to Nevada.

Madison Square Garden Entertainment, which is developing the MSG Sphere, restructured its corporate holdings. In the process, the venue's president was replaced.

Boyd Gaming has no interest in participating in sales and leaseback deals for its locals and downtown casinos with real estate investment trusts.

Caesars Entertainment has wanted to sell one of its Strip resorts since the 2020 merger with Eldorado. The company pulled the plug on any sale with an apology from the CEO.

The investment community was abuzz earlier this month over a potential merger between AGS and Inspired Entertainment. It lasted less than 12 hours. Also Fontainebleau reduces its retail area.

MSG Sphere ready for its 580,000-foot LED screen; Nevada gaming regulators approve Accel Entertainment; Analyst upbeat on Vegas. More in Indy Gaming.

In-play wagering expected to boost Nevada's Super Bowl wagering; Penn National still has issues with Barstool Sports; an airline merger; Gaming regulators track down a jackpot winner. More in Indy Gaming

Meruelo Gaming, which owns the Sahara and Grand Sierra, is launching SaharaBets, a digital sports wagering company in Arizona in partnership with the NHL's Arizona Coyotes. More in this week's Indy Gaming.

Gov. Steve Sisolak asked California Gov. Gavin Newsom about the traffic congestion issues on I-15. Newsom responded and California is spending $12 million on a temporary fix. That story, along with Barstool is on the GCB radar and more troubles in Macau. This week's Indy Gaming.

If the first six months of 2021 are an indicator, Nevada sportsbooks are on pace to shatter the state's annual records for wagers and revenues that were recorded in 2019.