Pennsylvania is widely regarded as one of the frontrunners for online gambling expansion in 2015, but as they say, "Elections matter," and the results of last Tuesday's midterm elections may have serious implications for online gambling in the Keystone State.
Read More . . .New Jersey gambling regulators have approved a California Indian tribe's request to offer Internet gambling in conjunction with Atlantic City's top casino.
Read More . . .The explosion of online gambling in the United States in the past decade has not given rise to more people with gambling problems, a new study reports.
Read More . . .Caesars' online division tried to lure compulsive gamblers who voluntarily were placed on a list that banned them from wagering online or in casinos, according to a report on PressfoAtlanticCity.com.
Read More . . .Bitcoin gambling site SatoshiBet has announced that it would stop offering its service to US customers.
Read More . . .Foreign betting giants bought up our online gaming industry in recent years. Now the spectacle of the Melbourne Cup serves to recoup their investment
Read More . . .The Equity Poker Network (EPN) announced on Friday that it has mutually parted ways with the 5Dimes Group. The Group, better known for its online sports betting than for internet poker, includes the sites 5Dimes.eu, Sportbet.com, IslandCasino.com, and Vietbet.eu.
Read More . . .A bug in nearly 70 percent of all Internet-connected devices is being used to create botnets that can remotely lock or lift data from computers, phones, medical devices or anything connected to the Web.
Read More . . .A Rutgers University Center will study the impact of Internet gambling in New Jersey.
Read More . . .Competition from offshore networks may have affected the early stages of US state regulated markets, but all the major US-facing offshore operators have reportedly withdrawn from those markets.
Read More . . .With the new NBA season tipping off on Tuesday night, several million Americans are expected to their draft fantasy basketball teams this weekend.
Read More . . .Despite objections from major league sports officials, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill passed this week in the Legislature that would partially repeal New Jersey's prohibition on sports wagering.
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