Could sports betting be Atlantic City's Hail Mary?
- Oct 10, 2011
In Sin City, at elaborate arenalike theaters with rows of plush seating and walls of giant LCD screens and monitors, sports wagering brings in very big bucks.
Read More . . .In Sin City, at elaborate arenalike theaters with rows of plush seating and walls of giant LCD screens and monitors, sports wagering brings in very big bucks.
Read More . . .Bodog Europe has announced that it has appointed Harald Kaiblinger to the newly created role of Research and Development Director with the specific aim of unearthing the newest and best products and platforms.
Read More . . .BetOnline, is offering more ways to bet on the NHL than ever before-and a promotion to ensure you get your bet back if a "miracle" happens on ice.
Read More . . .Defense lawyers for a Utah banker and a businessman indicted on gambling charges are trying to convince a federal judge that online poker isn’t really gambling.
Read More . . .Chiligaming, online gaming operator based out of France, has announced that they will open a new office to be located in California that will target the US poker market with a free-to-play social poker gaming network.
Read More . . .According to a report by Goldman Sachs, the online gambling market in the United States is worth about $12 billion a year.
Read More . . .An unnamed party from within the gambling industry has signed a letter of intent with regards to a potential investment in Full Tilt Poker (FTP).
Read More . . .Attorneys for Full Tilt Poker on Wednesday fired back at the U.S. Justice Department's civil case against the poker website, decrying the government's assertion that their company ran a massive "Ponzi scheme" that allegedly bilked Internet poker players out of $300 million.
Read More . . .New Jersey may soon join Nevada on the short list of states that allow legalized sports betting.
Read More . . .The Washington-based American Gaming Association, which in recent years has shifted from being neutral toward online poker to an advocate for legislation approving it, has created a video comparing Internet poker today to the environment of the historic American Wild West.
Read More . . .The District was supposed to launch a Web site this month allowing people to play poker for money, the first jurisdiction in the country to try to grab some of the millions of dollars that pour out of American living rooms and into online casinos overseas.
Read More . . .Despite the weak economy, certain kinds of new businesses are springing up across Georgia and Florida, but some public officials aren’t happy to see them.
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