New Jersey Governor supports sportsbetting referendum
- Nov 4, 2011
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has revealed that he will be voting in support of a state-wide ballot referendum.
Read More . . .New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has revealed that he will be voting in support of a state-wide ballot referendum.
Read More . . .A Thursday State Gaming Control Board hearing in Las Vegas saw officials look into possible changes to a new batch of regulatory drafts for Nevada-based online poker.
Read More . . .Gov. Chris Christie says he’s all-in on the push to legalize sports betting in New Jersey.
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association has firmly supported legalization of online poker in a recent statement released for consideration by the subcommittee that held a hearing last week debating the issue of whether online poker legislation can safely protect consumers.
Read More . . .In a simple statement released on Thursday, the Kahnawake Gaming Commission announced what appears to be the dissolution of the CEREUS Network, and its sites Absolute Poker and UB.com, to settle ongoing litigation against the company.
Read More . . .On November 8, residents of New Jersey will be asked via referendum whether or not they would like to see the legalization of sports wagering in the state.
Read More . . .There’s apparently wide support for allowing sports betting in New Jersey, but even if voters endorse the wagering in a nonbinding referendum next month
Read More . . .Fertitta Interactive, the online gambling company established last year by the family that owns Station Casinos, announced Wednesday that it has bought California online gaming company CyberArts Licensing LLC.
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association (AGA), a trade group that represents the casino industry in the United States, has responded positively to this week’s hearing on Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Rep. Joe Barton, R-Texas, is a big poker player, traveling to Indian casinos in Oklahoma several times a year to try his hand - don't say "luck," since the lawmaker insists that it's a game of skill.
Read More . . .With some members of Congress looking for ways to bring in extra tax revenues and casino moguls like Donald Trump calling for the legalization of internet gambling, a U.S. House panel today convenes a hearing about online gaming.
Read More . . .Thank you Chair Bono Mack, Ranking Member Butterfield and the subcommittee members for the opportunity to provide testimony on behalf of the American Gaming Association (AGA).
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