NJ casinos lining up online gambling partners
- Aug 9, 2013
The Tropicana Casino and Resort is the latest Atlantic City casino to line up an online partner to help it offer Internet gambling later this year.
Read More . . .The Tropicana Casino and Resort is the latest Atlantic City casino to line up an online partner to help it offer Internet gambling later this year.
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Read More . . .Two lawmakers from New Jersey say it's time to legalize sports betting in Atlantic City.
Read More . . .This past Sunday, high-stakes online poker player Douglas Polk, otherwise known by his PokerStars and 2+2 forums username WCGRider, recounted a harrowing tale of deception, theft and retribution.
Read More . . .Online gambling operator Unibet Group has cited a sharp increase in mobile-related revenue in announcing encouraging interim financial results.
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Read More . . .MGM Resorts International (MGM.N) is working with Nevada officals who are discussing banding together with New Jersey to create a joint online gaming market, CEO Jim Murren told Reuters in an interview.
Read More . . .The US state of Delaware has announced it is to more than double the number of retailers, restaurants and taverns where bets on NFL American football games can be placed for the upcoming season.
Read More . . .London-listed 888 Holdings announced plans on Tuesday to launch online poker and casino games under its own brand in New Jersey this year when the state ends a ban on Internet gambling, entering a crowded field.
Read More . . .A 44-year-old Trumbull man who federal prosecutors say helped run a gambling operation in Connecticut for the Gambino crime family has pleaded guilty to federal racketeering charges.
Read More . . .The New York Cosmos were all the rage in the later 1970s and early 1980s, drawing large crowds to Giants Stadium with stars such as Pele, Carlos Alberto, and Giorgio Chinaglia.
Read More . . .A poster hung in the sports book at this local casino congratulating the winner of its NFL pick 'em contest, in which patrons paid $25 to select games each week of the regular season with no point spread.
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