All sections
Every section of the site on one page, with what each one holds.
Nine sections, one archive of material in other languages, and the pages that explain how this desk works. Every page on the site sits in exactly one section; nothing is filed twice and nothing is left unfiled.
Arkansas
The state desk: the 2018 amendment, the roads it paid for, the jobs it promised
8 pagesNewsroom
The general desk — everything that does not belong to one subject alone
9 pagesOdds & Math
House edge, return to player, hit frequency, variance, bankroll arithmetic
12 pagesGames
Slots, blackjack, poker, roulette, live tables and what changes on a phone
15 pagesSports Betting
Markets, staking, money management and where sports money actually goes
10 pagesPayments
Deposits, withdrawals, crypto rails, cashback and the mechanics of a bonus
11 pagesRules & Licensing
Regulators, licences, identity checks and the paperwork behind an account
12 pagesVenues & Events
Rooms, fundraisers, casino nights and the places that signed the 2018 petition
5 pagesMarket & Policy
Revenue reports, country-by-country status and what the industry tells investors
8 pagesInternational
Material published here in eight other languages, kept at its own address
11 addresses
Pages about the desk
About
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MastheadEditorial policy
Sources, numbers, arithmetic, named regulators, paid placements, corrections and the things this desk will not publish.
PolicyAbout the name
The name on this site belonged to a real ballot committee. This desk is not it, and here is exactly how the two relate.
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PrivacyContact
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Contact
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The 2018 campaign archive
This domain was the website of the campaign for the Arkansas casino amendment in 2018. Those pages are kept at their original addresses, marked as archive, and filed under Arkansas:
No byline, on purpose. Material here is signed by the desk and not by an invented person: if you see a name on a page, it belongs to someone quoted or to the author of a document, never to a persona we made up to look like a staff of ten.
Each number has an owner. Revenue lines, tax shares, licence numbers and dates are copied from the filing, report or operator page that holds them, and the sentence using a figure says where it came from. Where the source has no figure, this site leaves the sentence out instead of estimating one.
Mistakes get fixed in place. Point one out at [email protected]: the wrong line is rewritten on the page you read it on, with the old wording quoted underneath, so the change is visible rather than quietly swallowed.