New Jersey could have had legal sports gambling, offering betting on games just as Las Vegas does. That would have provided substantial revenue to the casino industry and state government.
Read More . . .In this week's poker news round-up we bring you up to speed on David Baazov's resignation from Amaya Gaming; why PokerStars may have to sit on the sidelines for five years before getting a shot at the online poker in California, and European Poker Tour payout changes.
Read More . . .Fantasy Sports, Gaming Law & Legislation, Latest Casino and Gambling News, Online gambling regulation, Pennsylvania Online gambling lobbyists in Pennsylvania continue to remain optimistic that the state senate will soon legalize online gambling and permit more electronic gambling options at brick & mortar casinos in the state
Read More . . .William Hill has reiterated its "clear plan" for a return to growth after the collapse of the 888 and Rank Group takeover bid.
Read More . . .Caesars Entertainment Corp (CEC) has settled one of several bondholder lawsuits in a move that could signal the beginning of the end in its long-running $18 billion (€15.9 billion) bankruptcy saga.
Read More . . .3-Barrels of a PokerStars flavour including a last minute amendment to the California Online Poker Bill that will see the giants sitting on the sidelines for five years;
Read More . . .Just like magic: Trump Casinos' $30M tax debt reduced to $5MRepublican Presidential
Read More . . .The future of daily fantasy sports (DFS) has been secured in Massachusetts after regulations were signed into law by the US state’s governor.
Read More . . .A bill that would legalize online poker in California was pulled off the Assembly floor Monday, buying more time for negotiations.
Read More . . .New Jersey will not be able to offer sports betting after its appeal against a previous ruling failed.
Read More . . .After a so-so June, Maryland's casinos roared back to life with another $100m+ performance in July.
Read More . . .A source close to OnlinePokerReport suggests that PokerStars opposition leaders may yield over California online poker impasse.
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