Online gambling bill headed for Del. Senate vote
- Jun 21, 2012
A bill authorizing online betting in Delaware and more venues for sports wagering and other gambling is heading to a Senate vote.
Read More . . .A bill authorizing online betting in Delaware and more venues for sports wagering and other gambling is heading to a Senate vote.
Read More . . .Horse-racing fans will soon be able to place bets online through BataviaBets.com.
Read More . . .The owners behind Station Casinos in Las Vegas are launching a free online gaming site this week, beginning with a poker game the developer calls the most authentic experience in cyberspace.
Read More . . .States across the Union are passing or debating laws that will make online gambling legal, either for their entire state, or as is the case being discussed in New Jersey, presently just in certain cities/areas.
Read More . . .State legislators should be able to sensibly regulate online poker, providing protections to players, without undue interference from Indian tribes.
Read More . . .With Nevada ready to throw the switch, and federal legislation looking increasingly unlikely, Joanne Christie asks what are the hopes for US online poker?
Read More . . .Internet gaming is back on the state Assembly agenda today, with a 12:30 p.m. hearing by the Appropriations Committee on a bill that would allow Atlantic City casinos to become hosts of such wagering.
Read More . . .Is Nevada short-changing itself by requiring interactive gaming license applicants to pay $500,000 for an initial one-year license and $250,000 a year to renew it?
Read More . . .Lawmakers said yesterday they would not be deterred by criminal acts aimed at scuppering passage of a bill regulating online gambling.
Read More . . .It will be anything but poker faces Tuesday as the Internet gambling bill gets debated in the California Senate.
Read More . . .The state Gaming Control Board has recommended approval for an Internet license for International Game Technology, which had stressed it is running online gaming already in other regulated countries.
Read More . . .The N.H. House and Senate approved a bill that aims to close the video slot machine games that have appeared in Seacoast communities and elsewhere in the state.
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