Matthew Katz, chief executive officer of California-based CAMS, which specialises in providing payment services to online gambling operators, has told iGaming Business that accurate geolocation of customers will be a key challenge as online gambling filters across the US
Read More . . .Cantor Gaming, Las Vegas's most controversial sportsbook operator, is under investigation by Nevada Gaming Control and under fire from bettors over the company's seemingly changing philosophies.
Read More . . .The Las Vegas Hilton SuperContest comes at just the right time every year because a seven-month itch is a pretty strong itch to scratch.
Read More . . .Good old Tillman Fertitta. The guy is persistent. He's putting a casino so close to the Texas border, you could hit it with a powerful pellet gun from the other side of the state line.
Read More . . .The phrase "dog days of summer" couldn't be more appropriate for the internet poker industry, which sees its action bottom out every July as people spend more time outdoors.
Read More . . .Churchill Downs, the iconic Louisville racetrack, is planning to increase its workforce by about 50 new members of staff as it prepares to enter the online gambling market in the US.
Read More . . .Landry's Inc., owner of the Golden Nugget casinos, hired Thomas Winter, a former head of Gibraltar-based gaming website Betclic Ltd., to run its online business as the company prepares to start service this year.
Read More . . .As United States legislators continue to be seduced by the potential tax dollars available from online gambling, opportunities are appearing around every corner.
Read More . . .Sports betting is coming to Monmouth Park this week, but it's not quite what a New Jersey law passed last year had in mind – yet.
Read More . . .Live cash betting will be available on the social network for the first time as Paddy Power teams up with Facebook on a sports gambling launch.
Read More . . .UK bookmaker William Hill has completed a takeover of Spanish-facing betting provider Miapuesta.
Read More . . .Delaware's three casinos will launch the first phase of the state's online gambling operation Wendesday morning, opening Web portals for free slots, poker, blackjack and roulette games.
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