In 2006, Congress passed a law meant to rein in the big business of online gambling, but a new investigation finds that nearly a decade later, offshore gaming sites are not only still thriving, but in some cases routing crucial elements of their operations through equipment housed on United States soil.
Read More . . .Arcade-style gambling machines with video game controllers attached to them.
Read More . . .In Nevada, gamblers can wager on a wide range of sporting events: football, boxing, horse racing and, as of earlier this year, the Olympics, to name a few.
Read More . . .The increasing calls to regulate the daily fantasy sports (DFS) industry will likely grow even louder after it was suggested that a DraftKings employee had used inside information to win a six-figure prize.
Read More . . .Former NBA Commissioner David Stern said Thursday that it is time for sports betting to be legalized in the United States, as his successor, Adam Silver, has suggested.
Read More . . .The Nevada Gaming Control Board has revealed that the US state's gambling market suffered a third consecutive month of revenue decline in August.
Read More . . .Ladbrokes has announced that Richard Harkness is to step down from his role as head of greyhound trading at the bookmaker after 24 years with the company.
Read More . . .Net Entertainment (NetEnt) has launched of is first game in New Jersey since it received a transactional waiver to begin offering its services in the US state.
Read More . . .The chances of Sheldon Adelson-backed Restoration of America's Wire Act may be slim, but opponents of the bill refuse to budge from their stance against any federal ban of online gaming under RAWA.
Read More . . .Was Donald Trump thwarted in his plans to bring casino gambling in Florida? That's what former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush claimed as he went head-to-head against Trump during Wednesday night's GOP presidential debate.
Read More . . .The second Republican debate ran turned to the issue of casinos and gambling and Rand Paul and Donald Trump have no problem showing their support.
Read More . . .Amaya-owned PokerStars has announced that it is to take bets on the winner of the World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) $51,000 Super High Roller event.
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