Wynn Resorts says it will withdraw its application for a Philadelphia casino license, citing both the Philadelphia casino market performance over the past year and the increased competition expected with the approval of gaming in New York.
Read More . . .New Jersey is extending its self-exclusion list to allow people to ban themselves from online betting.
Read More . . .Celine Dion concerts. Michelin-star restaurants. Luxurious spas. Could such amenities, instead of gambling, now be the biggest draw in high-end casinos?
Read More . . .The Borgata is in many ways the leader of New Jersey's land-based casino industry. So the casino's plans for the regulated online gambling industry in NJ are a thing of no small interest to consumers and competitors alike.
Read More . . .New Jersey is extending its self-exclusion list to allow people to ban themselves from online betting.
Read More . . .Seven Atlantic City casinos have received transactional waivers from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to participate in the regulated online gaming market.
Read More . . .More than 400 people have registered to gamble online through first-of-their-kind websites maintained by Delaware's three brick-and-mortar casinos, but the rollout is not smooth sailing so far.
Read More . . .Names of Internet gambling companies that have been approved to operate in New Jersey will be announced today. Lisa Spengler, a spokeswoman for the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, said a list of companies that have been awarded transactional waivers will be released.
Read More . . .Online poker operator PokerStars is to allow customers to purchase Play Money chips as part of a strategy to expand and enhance its poker gaming services.
Read More . . .As Internet poker moves along the state by state path, having enough players to sustain games is a top concern among both players and those entities offering games.
Read More . . .Atlantic City's Atlantic Club Casino Hotel intends to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this week, with an eye towards putting itself up for auction. Sources told the Wall Street Journal that the filing could come as early as Wednesday night as the New Jersey gaming joint seeks protection from its many creditors.
Read More . . .Most Americans know the U.S. Virgin Islands for warm weather and beautiful beaches that they can visit without having to get a passport. But thanks to a recent ruling from the islands' Attorney General, this vacation spot may soon become just as well-known as a home for online gambling.
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