Pennsylvania’s gambling expansion push geared up for a legislative showdown on Wednesday after the state House of Representatives sent its own plan to the Senate for further revision.
Read More . . .A bill that could lead to the legalisation of online poker in the US state of New York has been amended to include reference to so-called ‘bad actors’.
Read More . . .A 14-page ruling by a California judge will be closely scrutinized by the overall daily fantasy sports industry to see if its impact might be widespread.
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New legislation that would repeal the federal prohibition on sports betting and allow states to legalize online gambling is a long way from becoming a law and it's future lies with the sports leagues.
Read More . . .Illinois state senators stunned observers on Wednesday by overwhelmingly approving online gambling and daily fantasy sports legislation.
Read More . . .eSports betting will soon be legal in Nevada after state governor Brian Sandoval signed a bill amending the pari-mutuel wagering rules.
Read More . . .A congressional committee on Thursday unveiled a draft of comprehensive legislation that would repeal the federal prohibition on sports betting and allow states to legalize online gambling.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania’s state senate has approved its new gambling expansion bill, but an uncertain future awaits in the state’s other legislative chamber.
Read More . . .Despite a former casino owner in the White House, the U.S. government has told the Supreme Court to reject the state of New Jersey's appeal to have sports books in Atlantic City. . .
Read More . . .Two Pennsylvania Senate Committees have approved an amended version of an online gaming bill, although high tax rates could threaten its progress.
Read More . . .Unlike its neighbor New York, which has progressed significantly on the legalization of online poker and many believe a bill on the matter will be signed into law this year, Massachusetts may leave online gambling and lottery for next year’s legislative session.
Read More . . .California is broke, and the prospects for online poker -- or most any revenue-generative legislative proposal -- are growing by the minute.
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