D.C. Lottery makes its pitch for Internet gambling
- Oct 14, 2011
This much is clear: D.C. residents, or at least the handful of Ward 5 residents who came out to the Lamond-Riggs Library last night.
Read More . . .This much is clear: D.C. residents, or at least the handful of Ward 5 residents who came out to the Lamond-Riggs Library last night.
Read More . . .It has been five years to the day since the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) changed the direction of online poker forever.
Read More . . .For nearly 20 years, legalizing online wagers and sports betting has been debated in New Jersey. The push is on again in the Legislature, where some lawmakers say allowing bets on the big games could help reverse the fortunes of Atlantic City casinos as well as revive the state’s faltering horse racing industry.
Read More . . .Fair Play USA, the coalition that is supported by Caesars Entertainment and MGM Resorts International has increased its numbers with the addition of former FBI Director Louis Freeh.
Read More . . .An unlikely duo is gunning for the supercommittee to take up the cause of legalizing online gambling.
Read More . . .Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun are each exploring partnerships with operators of Internet gambling sites in the event online gaming is legalized in the United States.
Read More . . .Those who study such matters estimate that Americans wager nearly $380 billion annually on athletic events.
Read More . . .While Full Tilt Poker has little to nothing left to its name, Groupe Bernard Tapie, the French investor that is planning to take on the debts of the Full Tilt Company and rebuild the broken brand, is taking action to secure what is left.
Read More . . .A majority of New Jersey voters support making sports betting legal at Atlantic City casinos and the state's racetracks.
Read More . . .South Jersey lawmakers, who have jealously guarded Atlantic City’s hold on gambling and the millions of dollars it generates in tax revenue, now say they are willing to loosen their grip.
Read More . . .It took years to get gaming lobbyists, poker enthusiasts and sympathetic lawmakers to join in an effort to legalize online poker in the United States. But just as they appear close to success, their union is fraying.
Read More . . .Applications are now being accepted for a project that allows Erie County residents to vote online for local projects they believe should be funded by gambling revenue from Presque Isle Downs & Casino.