Should Pennsylvania legalize online gambling?
- Jul 2, 2015
State lawmakers in Harrisburg could legalize internet gambling to help plug a $1.2 billion budget deficit.
Read More . . .State lawmakers in Harrisburg could legalize internet gambling to help plug a $1.2 billion budget deficit.
Read More . . .We know Pete Rose bet on baseball, but the fact that he bet on the Reds as a player should not change the argument about his induction into Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame.
Read More . . .Cash is king. And in the casino business, it's really king. It's an oddity in a modern economy: an industry worth more than $60 billion dealing almost exclusively in cash.
Read More . . .Amaya Gaming's PokerStars brand has formed an online poker advocacy group with its California brick-and-mortar partners.
Read More . . .On June 2, Senate Bill 443 was signed into state law by Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval. It authorizes "business entities" to place bets in Nevada race and sports books.
Read More . . .New Jersey casino regulators have fined the local Internet gambling arm of Caesars Entertainment $15,000 for soliciting gamblers who signed up for a self-exclusion list that is supposed to prevent them from betting.
Read More . . .The US division of UK bookies William Hill has inked a deal to allow mobile sports bettors to top up their accounts at 7-Eleven stores.
Read More . . .Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth are the top ranked golfers in the world and as such are the odds-on favorites to win the 115th U.S. Open at Chambers Bay later this week.
Read More . . .Amaya-owned online gaming brand PokerStars has hinted that it may reconsider its rules regarding third-party assistance software, following complaints from customers about a new programme.
Read More . . .It's one thing to outlast hundreds or thousands of poker players to win one of the World Series of Poker's 68 events and the Las Vegas tournament's coveted gold bracelet.
Read More . . .Why did Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval, on the eve of the close to the legislative session, sign bills that will expand the reach of sportsbooks?
Read More . . .Perhaps hoping to hold on to the memory of being there or watching it, most race fans who bet $2 on American Pharoah to win at the Belmont Stakes on Saturday walked away from cashing in their tickets, leaving $315,829 behind.
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