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The Cordish Companies

The Cordish Companies

The Cordish Companies is a privately owned US real estate and gaming developer headquartered in Baltimore, founded in 1910, whose gaming division develops and operates the Live! Casino and Hotel properties: Live! Casino and Hotel Maryland at Arundel Mills, Live! Casino and Hotel Philadelphia, Live! Casino Pittsburgh, Live! Casino Louisiana in Bossier City, opened in 2025, and Live! Casino Virginia in Petersburg, under development. It runs the Live! Rewards programme, holds online sports betting and casino licences through partnerships at its properties, and develops entertainment districts alongside stadiums and casinos. The group is run by the Cordish family.

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October 2026
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Downtown Pittsburgh's skyline and yellow bridges seen across the river on an overcast day
Regulatory

Pennsylvania Self-Exclusions Rise 18% to 9,677 as iGaming Revenue Grows 18%

Pennsylvania's regulator took almost 9,700 new self-exclusion enrolments in the year to June, more than in any year it has reported, and the monthly figure beat the year before in every month. The same week's reports show the state's casinos ended the year with 598 fewer staff as play kept moving online.

A balcony in the French Quarter of New Orleans
Corporate

Louisiana Casino Revenue Falls 6.4% to $201m in August, Lake Charles Down 8.8%

State Police figures released at Thursday's Gaming Control Board meeting show the 15 riverboats, Caesars New Orleans and the four racinos all down on August 2025, with 13 of the 15 boats losing ground. Mobile sports betting handle rose 3.6% to $261m and produced $31.1m of net proceeds; retail books fell by almost half. Only Baton Rouge grew, and only because Bally's moved onto land.

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