Gov. Chris Christie said Monday that he's all in on allowing states to approve sports gambling, which could bring generate hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenue for his state.
Read More . . .Amended Internet poker legislation sponsored by California Senator Lou Correa and backed by a coalition of American Indian tribes under the leadership of the San Manuel Band of Serrano Mission Indians is igniting optimism there may soon be tribal consensus on bill language.
Read More . . .Racing and pool-betting operator Sportech PLC reported a slight dip in overall revenue in the first six months of 2013 as its US operations outperformed those in its home UK market.
Read More . . .the Justice Department's decision to rewrite more than 50 years of consistent interpretation of the Wire Act of 1961 to allow revenue-seeking state governments to go into the online gambling business.
Read More . . .One of the casino industry's biggest names appears eager to participate in New Jersey's emerging Internet gambling market, even though he labeled Atlantic City as "the enemy" only seven months ago.
Read More . . .PokerStars bid to join the online gaming market in New Jersey has had its share of opposition. Powerful lobbying groups like the American Gaming Association have appealed to the state Division of Gaming Enforcement to intervene in the licensing of the online poker company.
Read More . . .This is the official website for the Full Tilt Poker Claims Administration, as authorized by the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
Read More . . .Atlantic City, the erstwhile East Coast gambling mecca, is on an epic losing streak; over the past six years, competitive and economic forces have crushed the local casino economy, driving revenue down more than 40 percent.
Read More . . .A state investigation of sports book operator Cantor Gaming, launched after a company official was indicted for his alleged involvement in an illegal bookmaking and money laundering operation, has gone radio silent.
Read More . . .One of the largest brands in online gambling has made the sudden – and severe – decision to withdraw from one of the largest potential markets for online gambling in the world.
Read More . . .New Jersey and Nevada could be sharing online gamblers as early as next year, according to Jim Murren, CEO for MGM Resorts International.
Read More . . .The Oregon Lottery is no longer paying for ads to help addicted gamblers.
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