How does this practice contribute to their business? It seems illogical as it might increase operating expenses without an obvious benefit.
Gamblers, any thoughts on this?
I think another reason might be for security reasons. Regulators might sanction one of the casinos and the company might benefit from operating the other one.
Different casinos could also target different gambling markets. This will make them successfully diversify their service thereby attracting different kinds of gamblers. It could also help these firms to penetrate different countries. Some games may be banned or restricted in some countries. Having more than one casino will help these firms to have access to different nations.