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Mark Keast has recently covered the sports betting industry in Canada for The Parleh, and is a long-time sportswriter and editor, most notably with the Toronto Sun.

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Mohegan Digital is celebrating their official launch in Pennsylvania with a brand-new online casino experience.

Play.MoheganPAcasino.com and associated mobile apps are now live and offering sign-up bonuses, with a full slate of slots, table games, and live dealer offerings – 500 in total.

Some of the popular games now live are…

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Jun. 18—MOHEGAN — Ask DeWanna Bonner how she’s doing on any given day and the Connecticut Sun veteran will most likely answer, “I’m old.”

On a Friday night in which a sizable percentage of the 7,088 fans came to Mohegan Sun Arena to see the Seattle Storm’s Breanna Stewart and most especially old favorite Sue Bird, it was Bonner who shined when it counted.

Bonner scored 15 of her game-high 20 in the fourth and added 10 rebounds, four assists and three steals to lead the Sun to an 82-71 win.

Connecticut (12-4) clinched the season series against the Storm (9-6). It won at Seattle on June 5, 93-86.

Bonner missed 10 of 12 shots through three quarters. She made six of her seven field goals in the fourth, including two threes.

“My teammates, man, they just kept telling me to keep shooting, it’s going to fall, it’s going to fall at the right time,” Bonner said. “That’s what (happened). Once I got one going, I felt a little bit better. They just told me to keep staying aggressive because I think I passed up a couple of shots (earlier).”

Jonquel Jones had 17 points, 13 rebounds and four assists for the Sun and Brionna Jones added 19 points. Alyssa Thomas added 10 points, eight assists and five rebounds.

Connecticut shot 52.2-percent.

Stewart led Seattle with 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists and Bird scored 14 with four assists.

“The fourth quarter, we struggled,” Stewart said. “In order to steal a game on the road, you have to play better in all (four) quarters.”

Connecticut had gone cold in the third quarter (it shot 35.3-percent from the floor) and needed someone to get rolling. That someone was Bonner.

Bonner tied the game with a tough 14-foot pullup jumper and followed with a three to put the Sun ahead to stay,…

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The collaboration aims to improve the deposit and withdrawal experience for players.

By Gambling Insider

Mohegan Digital, the iGaming division of Mohegan, has announced its partnership with PayNearMe, selecting the fintech company’s MoneyLine platform as its payment provider for online gaming operations in Pennsylvania.

This collaboration aims to enhance the deposit and withdrawal experience for players while ensuring regulatory compliance.

With PayNearMe’s MoneyLine platform, Mohegan Digital will gain access to a range of payment options through a single integration. This includes debit and credit cards, PayPal, Venmo, Guaranteed ACH and cash at retail locations.

Rich Roberts, President of Mohegan Digital, commented: “To differentiate our brand in the Pennsylvania online gaming market, we knew we needed to offer players the most deposit and payout options immediately at launch.

“PayNearMe’s MoneyLine platform allows us to stay competitive while saving our product team the significant time and cost that would have been required to integrate multiple payment types and channels.”

In addition to facilitating deposits and withdrawals, MoneyLine offers fraud and risk prevention capabilities to safeguard player transactions.

Mohegan Digital will also benefit from access to PayNearMe’s Insights dashboard, allowing them to gain insights into player payment behaviour.

Leighton Webb, VP and General Manager of iGaming and Sports Betting at PayNearMe, stated: “PayNearMe is thrilled to be selected as the exclusive payment platform provider for Mohegan Digital’s online gaming offering in Pennsylvania.

“Our commitment is to help operators get to market quickly with the payment types and optimisation tools they need to deliver a great player experience. We look forward to supporting Mohegan Digital’s growth as they expand their online gaming presence.”

In related news, PayNearMe recently conducted a study that revealed that 29% of players reported payment issues within iGaming platforms.

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Digital Transactions News staff April 30, 2024 Acquiring, Competitive Strategies, E-Commerce, Fraud & Security, Mobile Commerce, Point-of-sale, Transaction Processing

• Roller, a developer of payments and management technology for attractions and events, launched Analytics, a platform incorporating technology from Google’s BigQuery offering to generate business insights.
• The average ransom payment to decrypt data locked up by cyberthieves is now $2 million, up five-fold from a year ago, according to data compiled by Sophos, a cybersecurity firm. Ransomware payments aside, the average cost of recovery has soared to $2.73 million, up nearly $1 million from a year ago. A report last week from the security firm Coveware found that while attacks are increasing, fewer victim firms are paying the ransom.
• Restaurant-payments platform GoTab said it has integrated with Tripleseat to manage payments for the event-management service, which specializes in hotels and restaurants.
• Lightspeed Commerce Inc. released a list of its fourth quarter updates, including payment links and enhanced order tracking with Apple Wallet.
• Payments-technology company ACI Worldwide Inc. reported March-quarter revenue of $316 million, up 9% year-over-year, with a net loss of $8 million, down from $32 million a year ago.
• Ackroo Inc., a card, loyalty, and point-of-sale technology provider, reported 2023 revenue of nearly $7 million, up 11% from 2022. Net income swung to a positive $843,370 from a 2022 loss of just over $2 million.

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 Added on 04/30/2024  NEPA Scene Staff  metal , Mohegan Arena , Motionless In White , Philadelphia , Scranton , Wilkes-Barre

From a press release:

Last year, Motionless In White fulfilled a lifelong dream by headlining their first-ever Scranton Apocalypse Fest in their hometown’s biggest venue, The Pavilion at Montage Mountain.

Today, the metal band announced that they will be hosting Apocalypse Fest 2.0 at the area’s other major venue, Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes-Barre, on Thursday, Oct. 31 at 6 p.m.

Presented by Hazleton rock radio station 97.9X, the show will celebrate the 10th anniversary of “Reincarnate,” which debuted at No. 9 Billboard Top 200, No. 1 on the Rock Album charts, and became the No. 1 Metal Album on iTunes upon its release in 2014, selling 31,000 copies in its first week alone. MIW will play the fan-favorite record in its entirety, including the singles “Reincarnate,” “Puppets 3 (The Grand Finale),” “Dead as Fuck,” “Break the Cycle,” and “Unstoppable,” alongside other hits from their catalog. Supporting acts will be announced leading up to the event.

Tickets, which start at $29.50, go on sale to the general public this Friday, May 3 at 10 a.m. at ticketmaster.com and in person at the NBT Bank Box Office at the arena (255 Highland Park Blvd., Wilkes-Barre Twp.).

Held on Sept. 16, 2023, the inaugural Apocalypse Fest featured a heavy metal lineup consisting of Parkway Drive, Knocked Loose, The Amity Affliction, After the Burial, Northlane,

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When Connecticut Sun forward Olivia Nelson-Ododa joined Guangdong in the Women’s Chinese Basketball Association this offseason, the former UConn standout couldn’t communicate with most of her teammates or coaches except through a translator.

She wasn’t just the only American or only English speaker: She was the only player on the roster who wasn’t from China.

“The language barriers, just like understanding your teammates, getting used to being the only import over there definitely had its own challenges at first,” Nelson-Ododa said. “Even the pace of play there is different. There’s no defensive three seconds, so it’s just little things like that when you’re playing. You kind of just have to adapt to it, and then coming back to the States it’s like you’ve got to reset your brain all over.”

Connecticut Sun’s Olivia Nelson Ododa passes to Connecticut Sun’s Nia Clouden, right, during an exhibition basketball game against the New York Liberty at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Conn., Wednesday, May 10, 2023. (Jessica Hill/Special to the Courant)

The game was also drastically different from the one she was used to in the WNBA. Guards were smaller on average in the WBCA, but the undersized athletes play at a pace Nelson-Ododa wasn’t used to seeing from the post players she dealt with in the U.S.

“The guards are super small and quick, so I feel like my agility to guard players over here, to guard on faster players is definitely better, just because I’ve had to work on that over there,” Nelson-Ododa said. “Having to switch onto guards over there, I think that definitely helped…

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WILKES-BARRE, PA – The International Moni sophomore filly Elista Hanover, racing in third-over position down the backstretch and still sixth at the stretch call, found her best strides late to easily win the $50,000 Bobby Weiss Trotting Series Championship at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania Tuesday afternoon (April 30), with her new mark of 1:53.1 also equaling the fastest trotting mile of the harness racing season at the mountain track.

Elista Hanover and driver David Miller (Curtis Salonick Photo)

Elista Hanover, starting from post four for driver David Miller, saw several of her rivals argue contentiously throughout fractions of :27.2, :56.1, and 1:24.2, then utilized a potent late kick to draw off to a three length decision over Tove Palema, who caught much of the worst of the early battle from her starting spot of post eight. Elista Hanover had won in the first two prelims of the Weiss then took last week off, but she certainly showed her “A” game Tuesday for trainer Annie Stoebe, co-owner with R. Lynn and Philomena Curry.

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The 1:53.1 local trotting standard for 2024 had first been posted by Fight Song on April 9, and then was equaled by the very same trotter in the second race of Tuesday afternoon, with Anthony Napolitano bottoming out the field with the Kadabra gelding as he won his fourth race in his last five starts. Deborah Daguet trains the speedy diamondgaiter for the partnership of Donald Mac Rae and Daguet Racing LLC.

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A $20,000 Weiss Consolation event was won by the Walner filly Sister Diane, coming up the Pocono Pike to break her maiden with a 1:56.4 tally for trainer Åke Svanstedt and the ownership…

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