Playtech in talks with possible U.S. partners
- Jan 24, 2012
Playtech, the world's biggest provider of online gaming software, is holding talks with a number of potential partners in the United States.
Read More . . .Playtech, the world's biggest provider of online gaming software, is holding talks with a number of potential partners in the United States.
Read More . . .Illinois will offer online Lottery ticket sales this spring, a move some applaud because it will add cash to state coffers but others think is a terrible idea.
Read More . . .The competition for Americans' gambling dollars is heating up, as several states eye major casino projects in a bid to reverse their fortunes in a tough economic climate.
Read More . . .Eight words. That’s all it took to begin the process of one of the greatest proposed expansions of gambling in state history.
Read More . . .Gaming is now a $3 billion industry in Pennsylvania, making the state the No. 2 gaming market in the U.S. behind Nevada.
Read More . . .Ira Rubin, who was accused of helping process billions of dollars in payments for illegal online gambling businesses, pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges.
Read More . . .Get ready for the full-scale return of online gambling. Less than a year after three top offshore poker sites were shut down.
Read More . . .New Jersey lawmakers have approved a bill to let gaming regulators license 11 casinos and four racetracks to accept bets on sporting events, as Atlantic City faces increased competition from neighboring states.
Read More . . .There is one sure bet about gambling in Florida: The house always wants more.
Read More . . .Mid-Atlantic states are locked in a high-stakes competition to expand legalized gambling and boost lagging revenue, but Maryland might have the fewest chips and worst hand of anyone at the table.
Read More . . .Clearly not everyone is thinking the same when it comes to the future of Nevada and online gambling.
Read More . . .Three members of the Legislature’s Veterans and Legal Affairs Committee all agree Maine needs to move swiftly to update its gambling laws.
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