The New Jersey legislature has approved a number of bills, subsquently signed into law by Governor Christie, that are designed to help the state's racetracks and/or the Atlantic City casinos. Some of the measures have been enacted quickly while others have languished.
Read More . . .September is here and undoubtedly your water cooler chatter has transitioned from summer vacation plans to football. With the NFL opening its season this weekend, that means millions of American's will be glued to the TV watching their players and tallying points for their fantasy league.
Read More . . .As the hearing continues, our ace photographer Melina Mara reports she spotted Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) "passing the time by playing poker on his iPhone during the hearing."
Read More . . .Ultimate Poker made history back in April simply by launching its website, as it was the first regulated online poker site in the United States.
Read More . . .A central part of Gov. Maggie Hassan's 2012 campaign was expanding gambling to the Granite State – a proposal she said was a result of Massachusetts' plan to build several casinos of its own.
Read More . . .Fantasy sports betting is still not a reality at the Atlantic City casinos
Read More . . .When Twitter first broke into the scene in the latter part of the last decade, it seemed like a pretty trivial way to let the world know what you were up to.
Read More . . .In this video segment show host Randy Mann Breaks down South Carolina Odds to win the 2013 BCS Title and the Gamecocks season outlook.
Read More . . .One crowd rolls dice, the other rolls its hips.
Read More . . .The Delaware Lottery is expanding its NFL wagering menu as they prepare for this weekend's first full slate of pre-season games.
Read More . . .Social gaming company Zynga is to shut down OMGPOP.com, the online gaming portal of casual online multiplayer games developer OMGPOP.
Read More . . .Social networking website Facebook has announced the launch of Facebook Mobile Games Publishing, a new pilot programme.
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