Proposed legislation that could see New Jersey become the first in the United States to legalise online casino gambling for its residents has been placed on the agenda of the state's General Assembly and could be put to a vote before the end of the week.
Read More . . .With only about one week left in the 112th session of the U. S. Congress (the new Congress will be seated on January 2), Senator Reid issued a written statement regarding the proposed legislation that he had worked on with outgoing Arizona Senator Jon Kyl.
Read More . . .A bill that could make New Jersey the first state in the country to offer online casino gambling has been placed on the state Assembly's voting agenda for Monday — and supporters hope to have the measure placed on Governor Christie's desk by the end of next week.
Read More . . .The top policy-making senators on online poker are agreed: The chances that a federal online poker bill will pass before the end of 2012 are pretty much nil.
Read More . . .Pending a few technical changes, State Senator Roderick Wright is set to reintroduce internet poker bill SB 1463 before Christmas.
Read More . . .According to Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, it is looking unlikely that the online poker bill will be passed in the time remaining in Congress this year.
Read More . . .Connecticut has told the operator of 15 off-track betting locations that it can launch online wagering for horse racing, ushering in the era of state-approved and -taxed Internet gambling even as lawmakers debate its broader future.
Read More . . .On a recent Wednesday morning, under the gaze of a mounted bison head, Native American tribal leaders filled the Senate Indian Affairs Room for their annual legislative summit.
Read More . . .Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman is planning to ask the Legislature to let the state lottery operate online gambling.
Read More . . .Backers prepared to make business case for wagering as leagues head to court.
Read More . . .Northern Nevada casino operators are working feverishly to usher online gaming into Nevada despite working under a regulatory environment that's still defining how the whole process will work.
Read More . . .National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell didn't seem quite up to speed on all of the nuances of the sports betting lawsuit when he gave a deposition to New Jersey Attorney General's office representatives on Nov. 12.
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