Sen. Wilson Files Anti-Gambling Bill
- Dec 15, 2014
Sen. Mike Wilson, R-Bowling Green is looking at making online gambling illegal in Kentucky.
Read More . . .Sen. Mike Wilson, R-Bowling Green is looking at making online gambling illegal in Kentucky.
Read More . . .Online gambling operators in New Jersey could soon be required to apply for their own licence under proposals by one of the US state's most prominent opponents of the sector.
Read More . . .Assemblyman Mike Gatto has introduced a bill that could pave the way for the long-awaited launch of online poker in the US state of California next year.
Read More . . .The decision to grant the Pala Band of Mission Indians a license to offer online poker in New Jersey appears contradictory to other decisions made by the NJDGE.
Read More . . .The possible 2016 presidential candidate talks up Sheldon Adelson's biggest (non-Israel) issue, live on Fox News.
Read More . . .Internet gaming (iGaming), which is legalized and regulated in Nevada, Delaware, and New Jersey, suffered a blow this month when Ultimate Poker, the first legal internet poker site in the United States.
Read More . . .The New Jersey gambling market has suffered a blow after a US District Court Judge issued a ruling that will block the US state from launching a legalised sports betting offering.
Read More . . .Suppose you had booked a berth on the maiden voyage of the Titanic and before departure you somehow foresaw the disastrous ending. Would you still board the ship? Surely not. Yet that is exactly what New York state is about to do in awarding sites for casino gambling.
Read More . . .State officials needed no more than an hour to post their formal Notice of Appeal of Judge Shipp's ruling in the New Jersey sports betting case. John Brennan has reactions from around New Jersey.
Read More . . .A federal judge ruled Friday night that New Jersey cannot partially lift a prohibition on sports betting.
Read More . . .Oddly enough, online poker's best chance to get back onto American laptops and mobile devices now may be to tag along with sports betting legislation.
Read More . . .The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has weighed in on an area of interest to many online gaming players – the suitability of Pala Interactive executive James Ryan, whose company has cut a deal with Borgata.
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