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J.R. has covered gaming for more than a decade. He has more than 500 news bylines at PlayUSA alone.
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J.R. Duren is a news specialist for PlayUSA and has covered all forms of gambling for more than a dozen states for Catena Media since 2015. His past reporting experience includes two years at the Villages Daily Sun and a stint as a writer for CBS News. He is a first-place winner at the Florida Press Club Excellence in Journalism Contest. J.R. currently lives in Jacksonville, Florida.
J.R. has covered gaming for more than a decade. He has more than 500 news bylines at PlayUSA alone.
J.R. has served as an editor and reporter at a daily newspaper and at prominent personal finance sites such as Investopedia and CNN Underscored.
He's won three Florida Press Club Excellence in Journalism awards.
Breaking news on gambling revenue, iGaming legislation, state launches of legal betting products
Malta-based slots provider Stakelogic announced it earned a supplier's license to offer its games in the Pennsylvania online casino market.
A new Nebraska law legalizing the sale of mobile keno tickets could help strengthen keno's position in the state gaming market.
Oregon has eight tribal casinos and Gov. Kotek said she's opposed to the Coquille Indian Tribe's push to open a second casino in Medford.
The National Indian Gaming Commission issued a notice of violation against the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma for "multiple" infractions.
This week, Bally's Twin River Lincoln Casino Resort unveiled a new 40,000-square-foot gaming area. The expansion cost roughly $100 million.
A new bill proposed in the Maine Legislature would legalize online gambling for the state's federally recognized Wabanaki Nations tribes.