A piece of legislation backed by DraftKings and FanDuel that could set up fantasy sports operations at Illinois commercial casinos has been put on hold, despite passing the Illinois Senate last week by a 32-22 vote.
Read More . . .This Saturday, 888 will be hosting a first of its kind town hall meeting in New Jersey.
Read More . . .Leon Black is trying to put together a strong hand in his 18-month battle with fellow billionaire investor David Tepper.
Read More . . .Illinois casinos would be allowed to set up daily fantasy sports operations online under a new plan pushed by DraftKings and FanDuel to make sure their games are legal here.
Read More . . .It's a familiar sight: rows of men and women, on a bus or a subway, hands and eyes glued to their phones. But they're not talking or texting or e-mailing. They are playing slots, though not for real money.
Read More . . .With regulated online gambling happening on their borders Pennsylvanians get a boost after The Reading Eagle announces a bill to regulate online gambling in the state will get airtime in June.
Read More . . .The Nevada Gaming Control Board has filed a complaint against CG Technology, which runs seven Las Vegas-area sports books, for underpaying about $700,000 on more than 20,000 winning bets.
Read More . . .Sportsbook operator CG Technology (CGT) could lose its Nevada gaming license after being accused of ignoring a software glitch that miscalculated thousands of parlay wagers over a three-and-a-half-year period.
Read More . . .The former head of a California gaming regulatory body has agreed to surrender his card room licenses and pay a hefty fine to resolve allegations that he abused his connections to benefit a consulting client.
Read More . . .Two months after a court-ordered bankruptcy examiner said casino company Caesars Entertainment Corp. could be liable for up to $5.1 billion in damages, its affiliate Caesars Acquisition Co. is said to be considering the sale of its Interactive Entertainment, Inc. unit.
Read More . . .A bill in Pennsylvania that would legalize and regulate online casino games is expected to be considered by the full House in June, according to a report from the Reading Eagle.
Read More . . .The federal online gaming ban, strongly backed by Las Vegas casino magnate Sheldon Adelson and that has failed to get much support on Capitol Hill from members of Congress and the Senate, appears to have been given another life.
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