NJ lets Golden Nugget offer full Internet gambling
- Dec 16, 2013
The Golden Nugget Atlantic City was given permission by New Jersey casino regulators Friday to begin offering Internet gambling.
Read More . . .The Golden Nugget Atlantic City was given permission by New Jersey casino regulators Friday to begin offering Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Over the past two decades, as the Internet and technology boom altered how other brick-and-mortar businesses operated, the U.S. casino industry continued to generate virtually all of its gaming revenue offline.
Read More . . .Indian gaming experts and tribal leaders were conspicuously absent at a House subcommittee hearing on Internet gaming Tuesday, but it was probably just as well that they didn't participate.
Read More . . .Charge up your iPhone, because online gambling is here.
Read More . . .Pool and sportsbetting operator Sportech has signed an agreement with the Southern California Off Track Wagering horseracing governing body for a licence to allow it to operate in up to 10 retail venues in California.
Read More . . .She admitted in Manhattan Federal Court to moving the poker games from Los Angeles to Manhattan in 2010 and running them out of two swanky hotels here.
Read More . . .Casino operator Caesars Entertainment is suing Massachusetts Gaming Commission chairman Stephen Crosby for allegedly interfering with its bid for a Boston casino license in order to favor a competing bid from a company with which Crosby has ties.
Read More . . .Gaming content supplier Realistic Games has agreed a deal with William Hill to provide the bookmaker with online and mobile games.
Read More . . .New Jersey casino regulators dealt a losing hand Wednesday to the world's largest online poker website, barring PokerStars from conducting Internet gambling in the state for two years.
Read More . . .Congress got a taste of what Sheldon Adelson’s new campaign against Internet gambling may look like Tuesday, when one of the Las Vegas Sands CEO's top deputies appeared before members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee to call for a clampdown on online betting.
Read More . . .Legislation that would allow gamblers to bet on pre-recorded horse races could revitalize New Jersey's slumping horse racing industry while bringing an unexpected boost to Atlantic City.
Read More . . .American Indian tribes have 460 gaming facilities in 28 states, but none offers online gambling—at least not yet.
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