There have been two important announcements from 888 Holdings in the last week. The first is a new deal with WMS Gaming Inc to offer an online poker product to the group’s land based casinos and the second is a new roulette app for iPad.
Read More . . .Alabamians who want to gamble often have to travel out of the state to do it. But a growing number of people are placing bets on their computers, and online gambling is legal in a state where most all gaming is not.
Read More . . .The U.S. government raised the stakes Monday for an Internet poker company founder, boosting charges against him and saying he could face decades in prison for operating a Ponzi scheme that has cost poker players hundreds of millions of dollars.
Read More . . .The Poker Players Alliance held a Town Hall meeting last Saturday at the Rio to find out exactly where the issue of legalizing internet poker stood. The large crowd left hopeful and frustrated.
Read More . . .Since online gambling was banned in the U.S. in 2011 there has been an on-going battle to have it legalised again. Now with state debts growing it looks as if legalisation is closer than ever before.
Read More . . .Facing a sentence of up to six months in prison after accepting a plea deal in connection with April 2011's Black Friday, former Utah banker John Campos was sentenced to three months behind bars.
Read More . . .Less than a week after having its application for an interactive gaming supplier licence approved by the Nevada Gaming Commission, Bally Technologies Incorporated has announced that its iGaming platform has gone live and is powering a free-play poker website in partnership with Golden Nugget casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City.
Read More . . .The stakes just got higher. Nevada officials last week approved the nation's first two interactive gambling licenses — a step that clears the way for online poker within state lines, even while a federal interstate gambling ban remains in place.
Read More . . .Proposed legislation that could see Delaware become one of the first states to legalise online intrastate gambling took another step toward reality yesterday after it was approved by a Senate committee.
Read More . . .William Hill plc, Britain's largest bookmaker, was licensed to operate Thursday by the Nevada Gaming Commission, which unanimously supported its acquisition of three sportsbook companies.
Read More . . .Nevada entered the Internet gambling era Thursday when the Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously approved licenses for two leading gaming equipment manufacturers to provide online systems to play poker on the Internet within the state.
Read More . . .It seems that the Gaming Control Board of the state of Nevada is on a roll in terms of approving internet gambling companies.
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