Delaware Likely to OK Sports Betting
- Dec 11, 2008
When Delaware Gov.-elect Jack Markell and a new General Assembly take office next month, the legalization of sports betting is expected to be high on their "to-do" list.
Read More . . .When Delaware Gov.-elect Jack Markell and a new General Assembly take office next month, the legalization of sports betting is expected to be high on their "to-do" list.
Read More . . .With a new General Assembly set to convene next month, legalized sports wagering remains the top priority for Delaware’s gambling industry...
Read More . . .With a measure to ban greyhound racing recently approved by Massachusetts voters, legislation in New Hampshire may be coming to protect simulcast and poker wagering at parks...
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association, the casino industry's biggest trade group, is struggling to reach a consensus on internet betting, as its members take up divergent viewpoints.
Read More . . ."60 Minutes" producers clearly did not understand gambling legal experts' advice...
Read More . . .Thanks to the spread of slot-machine gambling in the mid-Atlantic states, in a year or so you might be able to zip over to Delaware to make legal sports wagers.
Read More . . .But the last-minute rules bring much criticism...
Read More . . .After more than a decade of hit-and-miss efforts by individual casino companies and interest groups, the American Gaming Association is rushing to clarify its position on Internet betting.
Read More . . .AGA CEO Frank Fahrenkopf's recent comments on the possible regulation of online gambling have ignited renewed and widespread US media interest in the idea of major land gambling groups supporting the legalisation of Internet gambling...
Read More . . .Potential legalized sports betting may help Dover Downs face new competition, analyst says.
Read More . . .A measure introduced in the Legislature would allow Texas Hold'em in Texas...
Read More . . .Today marks the first day that remote gaming operators will be allowed to advertise their services to consumers in the UK...
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