NJ Becoming 3rd State to Offer Internet Gambling
- Nov 21, 2013
For the first time, people in New Jersey will be able to click a mouse or swipe a screen to gamble online.
Read More . . .For the first time, people in New Jersey will be able to click a mouse or swipe a screen to gamble online.
Read More . . .New Jersey approved two additional casinos Wednesday to conduct Internet gambling, bringing the total to seven so far.
Read More . . .Political efforts to defend New Jersey's fledgling Internet gambling industry intensified Tuesday, two days before a test of online betting is to begin in the state.
Read More . . .Despite being on the cards for some time now, online gambling in the US state of California is unlikely to come anytime soon on account of a state election which is expected to be carried out next year.
Read More . . .The Pennsylvania Senate approved a major expansion Monday of gambling in the state that would let bars apply for a license to conduct raffles and other games, splitting revenue with the state.
Read More . . .Next year's midterm elections for Congress are now a tossup between the Republicans and the Democrats, according to the betting at the Iowa Electronic Markets — the only sportsbook in America allowed to bet on U.S. elections.
Read More . . .New Jersey Governor Chris Christie appears undaunted by this past week's split decision from a three judge federal appeals panel in Philadelphia that continues a prohibition on sports gambling in the Garden State.
Read More . . .It's easy to get caught up in the drama of New Jersey's battle to bring legalized sports betting to the state.
Read More . . .Reuters last week reported that gambling executives and state casino regulators are discussing a New Jersey/Nevada internet gambling compact because they believe Nevada alone cannot sustain a large enough online market.
Read More . . .Efforts to bring legal sports betting to New Jersey residents have earned Gov. Chris Christie and state Sen. Ray Lesniak 'juice' in the Garden State's sporting world, according to a Star-Ledger writer.
Read More . . .A bill for the potential legalisation and regulation of online poker in the US state of California will not be considered until next year, according to the Poker Players Alliance lobby group.
Read More . . .Poker buffs have long argued that their game is one of skill, not luck.
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