US gaming company Pinnacle Entertainment has been granted approval by the Nevada Gaming Commission to complete its previously announced transaction with Gaming & Leisure Properties (GLPI).
Read More . . .Amazon gift cards aren't just for buying stuff online anymore: according to a Department of Homeland Security investigator, they're also the method of choice for an offshore gambling website's money laundering operation.
Read More . . .Hartley examines what exactly eSports are and how people are able to wager on the games.
Read More . . .Former US based Full Tilt Poker players are set to receive a further $2.6 million in refunds according to a notice on the Full Tilt Poker Claims Administration site.
Read More . . .US Homeland Security has accused Costa Rica-based online bookmaker 5Dimes of instructing US sports bettors to use Amazon gift cards to fund their online betting accounts.
Read More . . .New Jersey's regulated online gambling market notched another revenue record in February, the last monthly report that won't include contributions from PokerStars.
Read More . . .The newly welded-together betting behemoth Paddy Power Betfair demonstrated its fiscal clout in its first joint earnings report since the companies officially joined forces last month.
Read More . . .College basketball's instant classic moment this season came relatively early, when Oklahoma played Kansas on Jan. 4 at the historic Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kan.
Read More . . .Virginia has become the first US state to formally approve daily fantasy sports operations within its borders since the industry imploded last autumn.
Read More . . .The future of daily fantasy sports in Nevada continues to hang in the balance, but it's a bit brighter after a meeting of the newly reconvened Nevada Gaming Policy Committee Monday in Las Vegas.
Read More . . .The Illinois Lottery appears set to shutter its online operations this month due to legislative inaction.
Read More . . .Virginia's first-of-its-kind fantasy sports legislation aimed at regulating contests offered by sites like DraftKings and FanDuel could push out seasonlong fantasy contests and open the state to online gambling, critics say.
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