Lawmakers in Pennsylvania are still trying to sort through ways to expand the state gambling industry to generate new tax revenues and better compete with neighboring gambling-friendly states that are also looking at beefing up their respecting industries.
Read More . . .Michigan lawmakers want to regulate the fast-growing paid fantasy sports industry while leaving alone traditional private leagues in which money may change hands among friends.
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In advance of the oral argument before the US Supreme Court in the matter of Christie vs. National Collegiate Athletic Association, a media briefing will be held on Friday 1 December, 2017 at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.
Read More . . .Representatives from the National Collegiate Athletes Association, the NBA, NHL and NFL have today rallied to the defence of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) in testimony at the US Supreme Court.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives approved a partial budget revenue plan & while gambling revenue will reportedly form part of the overall revenue plan, it remains unclear if online gambling is included.
Read More . . .Khalid Ali, secretary general of the European Sports Security Association (ESSA) speaks about how the trade association could help regulators across the pond if and when the sports betting market opens up.
Read More . . .New Hampshire legislators have dusted off the state’s online gambling bill after sitting idly in Congress for months.
Read More . . .The day of reckoning for sports betting fans is nearing as the Supreme Court has finally taken cognizance of New Jersey’s appeal of the nation’s federal betting ban.
Read More . . .Reports are now out that a famous headphone company is planning to stage the comeback of online gambling in the United States, thanks to a legal loophole regarding Native American Indian reservations.
Read More . . .On Dec. 4 the U.S. Supreme Court will consider the merits of a 1992 federal law that drastically limited sports betting in America, but 30 miles away in Annapolis some are wondering if Maryland should wait around for the ruling.
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Insights into the changes in U.S. gambling laws if the Supreme Court of the United States overturns PASPA, the law which currently allows legal sports betting in just four states.
Read More . . .The US Supreme Court has revealed that it will hear the appeal of New Jersey officials against the validity of the 1992 Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) on 4 December.
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