Will Internet gambling be hit or miss for Atlantic City economy?
- Feb 11, 2013
Supporters of Internet gambling see it as a way to transform Atlantic City into the high-tech "Silicon Valley" of gambling.
Read More . . .Supporters of Internet gambling see it as a way to transform Atlantic City into the high-tech "Silicon Valley" of gambling.
Read More . . .The state Gaming Control Board conducted its monthly meeting today in Carson City.
Read More . . .The Delaware State Lottery is accepting bids for service providers for its online gambling regime and hopes to have sites operational by Sept. 30.
Read More . . .As one of two states with no forms of legalized gambling, Hawaiian legislators have attempted to change that by proposing Internet gambling legislation.
Read More . . .Scientific Games Corporation has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire rival lottery and gaming technology provider WMS Industries Incorporated for $1.5 billion.
Read More . . .The U.S. government and counsel for former Full Tilt Poker principal Chris Ferguson have been "engaged in extensive settlement conversations" over the past few weeks, according to a court document filed Tuesday in New York City.
Read More . . .The use of the internet for gambling has caused a few governments around the world to challenge their old laws and realize the interpretation of rules and regulations regarding online gambling need serious examination.
Read More . . .The party at Rivers Casino gets started just after work, around 6 p.m.
Read More . . .Despite concerns about fraud and underage gambling, the Nevada Gaming Commission has granted an international company a license to manufacture and distribute Internet poker systems in Nevada.
Read More . . .The legalization of online gambling in the USA has a long and uneven road to go before there is any agreement as to how to go about satisfying all of the concerns those involved in gambling
Read More . . .CarbonPoker, an online poker room on the Merge Poker Network, announced Tuesday that this will be the last month for its rakeback program. Citing benefits to the overall poker economy, a representative from CarbonPoker also said that rakeback will likely be eliminated across the entire network.
Read More . . .Online gambling payment processor Ira Rubin continues his battle to overturn the three-year sentence he received in 2012, for his role in the Black Friday crack down on online poker in the USA.
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