Legalization of sports betting at Iowa casinos took a step forward Wednesday, but a change in federal law would still be required before wagering on football, golf and other professional sports could begin in the state.
Read More . . .Gambling on Hawaiian homestead property on the Big lsland or maybe Molokai? A measure would allow the Hawaiian Homes Commission to set up a gaming authority
Read More . . .Legalized sports betting in Iowa cleared its first legislative hurdle today.
Read More . . .A federal appeals court on Monday upheld a contempt order for refusing to comply with a grand-jury subpoena against two companies owned by a Canadian man accused of processing more than $350 million in payments for Internet gambling companies.
Read More . . .Delaware's governor didn't waste any time signing into law a bill that allows the state's three racetrack casinos to add table games.
Read More . . .Since bills were introduced in New Jersey a few weeks ago that would offer legalized intrastate Internet poker and sports betting through Atlantic City casinos, many have questioned whether existing Internet poker sites would be allowed to continue operating in the state under the legislation.
Read More . . .It will be a crime if state Rep. Marko Liias writes Georgetown into a March Madness bracket for the college basketball tourney and the selection pays off with some prize money.
Read More . . .A hearing of the New Jersey Senate's Gaming & Tourism committee will be held today, Feb 1 at 1 PM ET. You can view the hearing <a href="http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/media/live_audio.asp"><font color="blue">here</font></a>.
Read More . . .State Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak (D-Union), the architect of an effort to legalize sports wagering as a boost to tourism in Atlantic City and as a revenue
Read More . . .Iowa gamblers would be able to legally wager on sporting events if Congress and the Iowa Legislature play ball.
Read More . . .The state of Delaware is appealing restrictions on its sports betting lottery to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read More . . .Agency Seizes $1,800 Already Collected On The Super Bowl
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