Mobile Betting Expected to Grow
- Dec 29, 2011
Online gambling giant Betfair says figures point to a big next five years for mobile.
Read More . . .Online gambling giant Betfair says figures point to a big next five years for mobile.
Read More . . .We applaud U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo for keeping the ball rolling toward legalizing sports betting in New Jersey, and beyond.
Read More . . .The regulator for the Massachusetts Lottery has revealed a plan that could soon see players permitted to use debit cards as well as cash to purchase tickets in the future.
Read More . . .Next year could be the beginning of gambling renaissance for New Yorkers, with a state move into legal online betting as well as the looming possibility of a full casino — with table games — within the five boroughs.
Read More . . .A Utah lawmaker is drafting a bill to make sure online gambling remains illegal within the state.
Read More . . .Server and network-based gaming specialist Amaya Gaming Group has agreed a deal in principle that could see it acquire all of the outstanding share capital in online casino games developer CryptoLogic for $34.5 million in cash.
Read More . . .Online gaming software developer continues to grow in all areas of operations.
Read More . . .New mobile casino full of fantastic mobile casino games has been launched by the Virgin Games online gambling group.
Read More . . .After signing legislation into law last month legalising casino gambling in the eastern state, two-term Governor Deval Patrick has selected Stephen Crosby to serve as Chairman of the new Massachusetts Gaming Commission.
Read More . . .Proposed legislation that could see New Jersey legalise sportsbetting at its casinos and racetracks has been amended to have provisions authorising the activity via the Internet and mobile phones removed.
Read More . . .New Jersey voters want legalized sports betting in their state, which was made clear by the overwhelming support for last month’s nonbinding referendum on the plan.
Read More . . .A republican member of the New Jersey general assembly has introduced two pieces of legislation that could see the state’s three racetracks add slot machine gambling to their portfolio of amusements.
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