PartyPoker to help "Restore the Shore' after announcing a series of tournaments designed to help provide funds for New Jersey towns that are still suffering from the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Read More . . .Need cash fast? The Lac du Flambeau Chippewa's online payday loan centers are there for you. Want to place an online bet? The tribe soon hopes to handle that for you as well.
Read More . . .An independent online gaming analysis of expected New Jersey casino gross revenues from online gambling has projected numbers far short of Governor Christie's budget figures — the third such study that has done so.
Read More . . .After 2012's boom year for sports bettors in Delaware, 2013 is tipping in the state's favor.
Read More . . .If the nominations for the 2013 Brazen Display of Chutzpah Awards aren't yet closed, online poker titan PokerStars has proudly inscribed its name at the top of the ballot.
Read More . . .According to a recent study by PokerScout, a market research company, and Academicon, a research consultancy and institution, California can generate as much as $263 million in the very first year if it legalizes online poker.
Read More . . .International Casino Technology (IGT) has inked a deal to continue the provision of more than 3,500 video lottery terminals (VLTs) to the state of Delaware.
Read More . . .Bookies have refused to pay out on a 300-1 bet after admitting they made a mistake with the odds.
Read More . . .More than 100,000 online gambling accounts have been created in New Jersey since internet betting became legal in the state four weeks ago, officials said today.
Read More . . .Online gambling has taken the airwaves by storm with promotions and advertisements seen throughout New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia.
Read More . . .Milford, Massachusetts at the holidays looks a lot like Bedford Falls, the fictional setting of the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life."
Read More . . .Officials hope to expand sales at stores and attract new customers, but some legislators fear the expansion.
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