Maine video gambling bill OK'd
- Apr 6, 2012
A bill to allow nonprofits in Maine to have up to five video gambling machines per club is awaiting further votes following preliminary approval by the House.
Read More . . .A bill to allow nonprofits in Maine to have up to five video gambling machines per club is awaiting further votes following preliminary approval by the House.
Read More . . .It's estimated more than 2 million Californians wager $13 billion a year on online poker sites. Now, some lawmakers want in on the action, proposing that the state license and regulate operators for 10 years.
Read More . . .The world’s largest land-based gaming company, Caesars Entertainment Corporation, has sold at least half of its Caesars Interactive Entertainment online subsidiary to fellow casino operator Rock Gaming for $60.8 million.
Read More . . .Independent land-based and online bookmaker Betfred has announced that its no-download mobile platform has been enhanced following the addition of nine lottery coupons including the Irish Lotto and 49’s draws.
Read More . . .The crackle of fresh playing cards and the clackety-clack of a roulette ball could one day accompany the ding-ding-ding of slot machines at Ocean Downs.
Read More . . .Social gaming platform designer Zynga is believed to be in talks with casino empire Wynn Resorts to create a potential online gambling partnership.
Read More . . .The Republican governor for the US state of Pennsylvania has announced that his office is seeking proposals from private companies interested in taking over the day-to-day operations of the eastern state’s lottery.
Read More . . .An independent report released late last week has praised the Alderney Gambling Control Commission for its ‘appropriate, timely and fair’ handling of the situation surrounding the online poker site at FullTiltPoker.com.
Read More . . .The state Senate passed this bill in committee today, with Chairman Sarlo abstaining and no one voting “no.�
Read More . . .Anyone who says you can get rich through gambling is a fool or a knave. Multiply the size of the prize by your chance of winning it and you'll always get a number far larger than what you put into the pot.
Read More . . .Casinos would get millions in relief as games go online. Delaware gamblers could soon be playing legal poker and blackjack at the keyboards of their home computers.
Read More . . .The latest trend in the lottery business — allowing people to buy tickets from their home computers instead of waiting in line at stores.
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