Online gaming, DFS bill appears dead for this year
- Nov 7, 2016
A decision on legalizing online casino gambling and daily fantasy sports betting in Pennsylvania apparently will have to wait until next year.
Read More . . .A decision on legalizing online casino gambling and daily fantasy sports betting in Pennsylvania apparently will have to wait until next year.
Read More . . .The latest news out of Pennsylvania is bad news for online gambling supporters. According to Matt Assad of the Morning Call, the Pennsylvania Senate is unlikely to vote on a multi-faceted gaming bill this year.
Read More . . .The two dominant players in the daily fantasy sports space are in advanced merger talks, according to reports.
Read More . . .Massachusetts lawmakers are to join forces with gaming experts to conduct a study into the potential of online gambling in the US state.
Read More . . .The Bay State will begin this week looking at whether it should allow online casino-style games. The study is intended to produce legislation next year.
Read More . . .In an attempt to resolve all of the state's budgeting and gaming issues, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives has recently reformed and passed the Regulation of Online Gambling Bill.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania's House of Representatives has once again approved online gambling and daily fantasy sports legislation but the odds appear stacked against the Senate following suit.
Read More . . .A New Jersey congressman says he'll mount a fresh push to drag America's "obsolete" federal gambling laws screaming and kicking into the 21st century.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania Lawmakers Set to Vote on Legalization of Online Gambling for Keystone State House Gaming Oversight Committee to Vote Legalization of Online Gambling.
Read More . . .Casino operator Caesars Entertainment has reached a deal with the last remaining bondholder blocking the company's interminably delayed proposed restructuring.
Read More . . .Doing nothing about regulating online gaming in Pennsylvania is not an option — consumers and taxpayers have waited long enough. Each and every day that the Commonwealth goes without regulation is another day that consumers are left unprotected and revenue is left on the table.
Read More . . .Things have turned out from bad to worse for pro-North Jersey casino plan proponents.
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