Mobile phone gamblers are expected to exceed 100m people in the next five years according to new research from the team at Juniper, who cite the North American online gambling industry as the main reason.
Read More . . .As Internet gambling gets off the ground in New Jersey, one local company previously unfamiliar with online betting has found a way to become part of the action.
Read More . . .Last week, New Jersey became just the third state to allow online gambling, after Nevada and Delaware opened up the untapped market earlier this year.
Read More . . .That's the only explanation I can muster to explain Sheldon Adelson's display of staggeringly irrational argumentation in his latest broadside against regulated online gambling.
Read More . . .This was supposed to be easy. It wasn't Legalized online poker debuted this week for New Jersey residents with the much-trumpeted introduction of state-sanctioned Internet gambling.
Read More . . .The Nevada Gambling Commission has approved new regulations to allow slot machines makers and keno companies to widen prize pools and offer larger jackpots across US state lines.
Read More . . .Three U.S. states are making online gambling an honest pastime, with Nevada and Delaware opening Web casinos in April and October, respectively. New Jersey gets on board next week.
Read More . . .The iGaming North America Conference has experienced a record number of early registrations in advance of the 2014 event.
Read More . . .Nevada and Delaware may have beaten it to the launch of Internet gambling this year, but all eyes in the industry are on New Jersey as it opens the gates to online poker and other casino games.
Read More . . .The FBI is investigating race-fixing at Penn National and possibly other race tracks in Pennsylvania, according to sources familiar with the probe.
Read More . . .Just days before New Jersey's experiment with online gambling goes live, the lawmaker responsible for pushing the issue in the first place is setting his sights on global gamblers.
Read More . . .The Professional Footballers' Association has had to deal with one incident after another of gambling allegations, none more embarrassing than the one facing chief executive Gordon Taylor.
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