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[]17th Annual Toys for Tots fundraiser at Mohegan Sun Arena | WOLFPlease ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes ofwebsite accessibility” } ], “datePublished”: “2021-12-02T23:00:16+00:00”, “dateModified”: “2021-12-02T23:26:50.000-05:00”, “author”: { “@type”: “Person”, “name”: “Claudia Murtha” }, “publisher”: { “@type”: “Organization”, “name”: “WOLF”, “logo”: { “@type”: “ImageObject”, “url”: “https:/resources/assets/wolf/images/logos/wolf_email.png” } }, “description”: “Toys for Tots started in 1947 in Los Angeles by a Marine and his wife. By 1948 their efforts became a national program and now 74 years later the Marine Corps are still collecting and distributing toys to children in need. Hosting many collection drives like the one at the Mohegan Sun Arena today. Every year The Mohegan Sun Arena opens its doors to the community. “Why are you here today,” FOX56’s Claudia Murtha asked. “To ice skate,”Wyatt Dedonato said.” } ]]>

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3rd December 2021 10:41 am GMT []Connecticut’s nascent online sports betting and iGaming markets generated a combined $312.86m in wagers in October, the first month of regulated operations under revised tribal-state gaming compacts.

[]Mohegan Digital and partner FanDuel were the leading online sports betting operator in October with handle of $27.08m, followed by…

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Connecticut’s Governor Ned Lamont announced Wednesday that expanded gamlbing in the state, which began in mid-October with sports betting and online casino games, has generated $1.7 million in revenue. 

The reported amounts up to October 31, limited to less than a month. Online casino gambling brought in $1.2 million and sports betting raised about $513,000. The money will be deposited into the state’s general fund. 

Lamont reflected on these numbers and called them a “great start” and said he is “looking forward to years of success”. He also stated that it is expected that gambling revenue will generate $100 million a year for the state over the next four or five years. 

Rodney Butler, tribal chairman of the Mashantucket Pequots, who own and operate Foxwoods Resort Casino, said he was encouraged by the early results “showing a clear enthusiasm and interest in online sports betting and gaming in Connecticut”. 

“The engagement sets a promising benchmark and we expect the momentum to only build as more consumers get in on the action and the NFL season peaks over the coming months”, he added. 

Slot machine revenue at the two casinos, Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods, dwarfed what sports gambling and expanded online games raised. Foxwoods posted $317 million in slot revenue in October and Mohegan Sun saw $44.3 million for the month. 

In both casinos, slot revenue rebounded more than 20% from October 2020, when they operated at reduced capacity due to COVID. 

The payment due the state is 13.75% of gross gaming revenue for sports betting and 18% for online casino gaming until 2026 when it will increase to 20%. 

Retail sports wagering through the Connecticut Lottery began on October 25, though a so-called soft launch with limited online gambling and sports betting began earlier that month.

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Incheon Free Trade Zone’s image of the future resort complex

A project to create the biggest tourist resort in northeast Asia has taken a step forward after its developers secured $1.5bn in funding.

The Inspire Integrated Resort is to be built in the Incheon Free Economic Zone near the city’s international airport. The first phase will include a five-star hotel with more than 1,000 rooms, a 15,000-capacity concert hall, an indoor waterpark, shopping mall and casino.

The financing success was announced today by the Free Economic Zone. If all goes to plan, Inspire will open in 2023, when it is hoped the Covid-19 pandemic will have subsided and international travel resumed.

The project is being developed by a consortium made up of Connecticut-based Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority (MGTA), Korean industrial company KCC and UK investor Miura Holdings, in cooperation with Incheon International Airport.

Mohegan agreed the project with the Incheon International Airport Corporation back in June 2015. It said at the time that the resort would “create an epicentre for Korea’s growing entertainment, tourism and hospitality industry”.

Mohegan’s early concept design for the resort

Incheon airport commented that the resort would cement its position as not only “the best airport in the world but also as a top leisure destination in Asia”.

It said: “We look forward to benefiting from MTGA’s expertise and collaborating with our existing partners and 40,000 employees to execute on this vision and deliver exceptional experiences for our guests.”

Incheon plans to develop three resort complexes in the economic zone – Inspire, Paradise City and RFKR.

Paradise City opened in April 2017, but the development of the remaining projects has been delayed by the…

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“We have a proven track record in developing and operating leading integrated entertainment resorts in North America with our successes in Connecticut, Las Vegas and Niagara Falls, and we look forward to taking this success abroad as the first American IR launched in Korea,” said James Gessner Jr., Chairman of The Mohegan Tribe and MGE Management Board.

INSPIRE Integrated Resort Co., Ltd. (INSPIRE), MGE’s wholly-owned Korean subsidiary, now has in place the funding needed for the completion of construction of the project, which includes a total of $575 million in equity combining MGE’s $300 million investment and the $275 million raised through global private equity firms, Bain Capital and MBK Partners, and 1.04 trillion Korean won project finance loan (approximately $890 million U.S. dollar equivalent) raised through a three-bank Korean consortium including KB Securities, NH Investment & Securities and Hana Financial Investment, with the participation of Korean financial institutions and with Kookmin Bank Co., Ltd. as facility agent to the loan. Hanwha Engineering & Construction Corp. is the General Contractor for the project, which has provided a completion guarantee as well as a subordinated investment to the project in the amount of 100 billion Korean won (approximately $85.5 million U.S. dollar equivalent). Hanwha Hotel and Resort Co., Ltd. is also participating as a strategic partner of the project and as the hotel operator.

“We anticipate a significant rebound in the tourism and leisure industry following the pandemic, and we look forward to contributing to the Korean economy while at the same time opening and operating a successful, state-of-the-art resort. I’m thrilled to see our international vision for IR development reach this important milestone,” said Bobby Soper, International President for MGE.

The development of the INSPIRE Entertainment Resort is underway within the IBC-III region of the Incheon International Airport, Yeongjong District, Incheon…

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Honolulu, United States – November 26, 2021 —

1. Kai Kamaka vs John de Jesus on December 3 at Bellator 272: Pettis vs. Horiguchi.

BELLATOR 272 – MOHEGAN SUN ARENA, UNCASVILLE, CONNECTICUT, UNITED STATES

Kai Kamaka III, 26 years old (8-4-1), a local of Pearl City, Hawaii, will be making his return to the Octagon but not with the UFC. Following his two consecutive controversial losses and a Draw, Kamaka’s manager Brian Butler (SuckerPunchEnt) managed to find him a new home and Kai Kamaka III will be returning to Bellator at Mohegan Sun Arena cage coming December 3.

Kai Kamaka III had 1 win and two losses with the UFC. Kai Kamaka III will be fighting John de Jesus at Bellator 272

John de Jesus, a 31-year-old fighter from Florida, has 14 wins and nine losses. De Jesus defeated John Texeira in June via a split decision.

John de Jesus is looking forward to getting his third win in Bellator

Kai Kamaka III vs John de Jesus

2. Rodney Kealohi vs Clayton Carpenter on December 3 at LFA 119 in Phoenix, Arizona

Rodney, “the Captain” Kealohi, is a 26 years old flyweight from Hawaii. He is representing Alberquerque, New Mexico, and trains at JacksonWink MMA.

The captain has a fight record of 5 wins and two losses. He looks forward to bounce back on his Loss

Rodney took his second Loss in May against a tough American Kickboxing Academy prospect – Mark Climaco. Climaco’s ground game was very efficient that Kealohi has no answer for.

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In a 12-round WBO junior featherweight title bout, Brandon Figueroa and Stephen Fulton meet Saturday at Dolby Live at Park MGM in Las Vegas. The fight is expected to start at approximately 6 p.m. ET. Below, we break down the Figueroa vs. Fulton odds and lines, with boxing picks and predictions.

Figueroa, a.k.a. “The Heartbreaker”, enters with a 22-0-1 record, including a KO win over Luis Nery, May 15, at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. Before that, he stopped Damian Vazquez via TKO at the Mohegan Sun Casino Sept. 26, 2020. His most recent fight in Vegas was a split-draw against Julio Ceja at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

For Fulton, he stopped Angelo Leo via unanimous decision Jan. 23 at the Mohegan Sun, and three of his past four fights (all wins) have ended up going the distance. A meeting with Figueroa represents a huge step up in competition and purse earnings.

Figueroa vs. Fulton odds and lines

Odds provided by Tipico Sportsbook; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 7:30 a.m. ET.

• Brandon Figueroa: +220 (bet $100 to win $220) | Stephen Fulton: -340 (bet $340 to win $100)
• Total Rounds: 10.5 (Over: -410 | Under: +260)
• Will the fight go the distance? Yes: -260 | No: +180

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Fulton (-340) is a rather moderate favorite with an implied win probability of 77.27%. A $100 bet on the favorite would return of a profit of just $29.41 with a victory as a chalky wager.

Figueroa vs. Fulton tale of the tape

Brandon Figueroa (+220)

Record: 22-0-1 (17 KOs)

Height: 5-foot-8

Reach: 72.5 inches

Stance: Orthodox

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Stephen Fulton (-340)

Record: 19-0-0 (8 KOs)

Height: 5-foot-6.5

Reach: 70.5 inches

Stance: Orthodox

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MONTVILLE, CT —Mohegan Sun’s Winter Wonderland Escape Room opens Friday and promises fun for the whole family. Those who want to participate in the free escape room must have at least one person over 21 years old and a registered account at MoheganSunCasino.com.

“Sunshine Video, a colorful video rental store that was once the home base for guests to escape the Sunshine Slasher,” reads a statement from Mohegan Sun, “is now decked out for the holiday season, complete with tributes to holiday movie classics, and a gif making station with a winter wonderland maze that boasts seven winter vignettes perfect for Instagrammable moments, family photos, and making memories to last for years to come.

“But the real order of the day is to solve Sunshine Video’s latest escape room dilemma. A disgruntled employee was transported into the movie ‘Naughty or Nice’ and has destroyed Santa’s List. Can the new employees get the Naughty or Nice list back together before Christmas Eve? It’s up to the newest Sunshine Video team members to find out!”

The escape room will be open from noon to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. Starting Dec. 2, the escape room will be open Thursdays and Fridays from 3 to 9 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 10 p.m. It will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

For more information, go to Mohegan Sun’s website.

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