As we enter the courtroom for today’s argument in Christie v. National Collegiate Athletic Association, we are hopeful we can identify where Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey is sitting so we can analyze his reactions to the case about sports betting.
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Hartley breaks down the transcripts from the Supreme Court hearing on sports betting and looks at whether or not New Jersey will end up victorious.
Read More . . .Hopes for legal sports betting in the United States got a boost on Monday as New Jersey argued its case before the US Supreme Court.
Read More . . .Outgoing New Jersey Governor Chris Christie expressed renewed confidence Monday morning that his state’s sports betting push will succeed, and indicated that the activity would commence within two weeks of a favorable decision from the U.S. Supreme Court in Christie v. NCAA.
Read More . . .Today's climax does not result from New Jersey’s court filings as much as it does from the efforts of the American Gaming Association and its Chief Executive Officer Geoff Freeman. This statement is not made lightly – it is simply the truth as I see it.
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A preview of the potential good and bad "what ifs", as sports wagering's future and possibly state gambling laws may be forever changed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read More . . .With the New Jersey sports betting case currently heading to the US Supreme Court, several states, including California, are considering legislation that could open up single-game sports gambling to the residents in each respective state.
Read More . . .The decision by Pennsylvanian authorities to legalise online gambling has prompted RAWA supporters to write to the Department of Justice reminding them that the world will end if they don’t stop people gambling online.
Read More . . .In court, all four major U.S. sports leagues are fighting New Jersey’s challenge to the federal ban on sports gambling, which the Supreme Court will hear next week. Outside of court, leaders of three of the four leagues have made public comments that suggest they wouldn’t mind losing the case.
Read More . . .A pair of U.S. Senators apparently are not happy that Pennsylvania last month exercised its right to legalize online poker.
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Hartley takes an in-depth look at what may happen at a December 4th hearing by the Supreme Court that could affect sports gambling in the U.S.
Read More . . .Internet gambling in the United States has been limited to just three states since it began in 2013, but it could soon get a big boost from an unlikely source: the U.S. Supreme Court.
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