Jeff Sessions is recusing himself on all issues relating to online gambling, but his replacement, Rod Rosenstein, could possibly be even worse for gamblers.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports (DFS) giants DraftKings and FanDuel have asked the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to allow the two firms to merge, saying that it is the best interest of the fantasy sports industry.
Read More . . .The Seminole Tribe of Florida have confirmed the settlement of a two-year legal dispute with the state of Florida over the provision of blackjack tables within the state’s borders.
Read More . . .State legislators in Mississippi have introduced wording into a daily fantasy sports bill which paves the way for sports betting in the state..
Read More . . .The surprise decision of the U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments in a case that aims to legalize sports betting has pushed lawmakers to introduce a pro-betting bill in West Virginia.
Read More . . .What might a New Jersey victory and a striking down of PASPA mean? Here in Washington, maybe not much
Read More . . .The legality of online gambling in the United States has been on shaky ground since the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, to the chagrin of players and online casinos alike. There’s cause for hope for both parties, however.
Read More . . .A coalition backed by billionaire casino executive Sheldon Adelson has asked the U.S. Justice Department to reconsider a 2011 decision that cleared the way for states to allow online gambling.
Read More . . .Delaware has taken a step closer to introducing a regulated daily fantasy sports (DFS) market after a bill was passed in the US state’s House.
Read More . . .Online gambling legalization hopes are fading in Illinois as the clock counts down to the end of the current legislative session.
Read More . . .The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to hear arguments on whether sports betting should be legalized at racetracks and casinos in New Jersey
Read More . . .America’s legal sports betting hopes remain in limbo after the US Supreme Court appeared to ignore New Jersey’s challenge of the federal sports betting prohibition.
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