The 2015 Online Gambling State-by-State Review: Lots of Talk, Not Much Action
- Dec 31, 2015
Online gambling earned plenty of floor time in state capitols across the country's 50 states in 2015.
Read More . . .Online gambling earned plenty of floor time in state capitols across the country's 50 states in 2015.
Read More . . .Casino operator Caesars Entertainment got a belated Christmas present via a procedural victory in its ongoing court fight with some of its junior creditors.
Read More . . ."The rate depends on how many take part in the tribe's overseas gaming venture," McNutt said.
Read More . . .More deals will happen in 2016, though maybe not on the scale of this year, according to Paula Murphy, an analyst at Fitch Ratings in London. Europe, the Middle East and Africa is the region most likely to see deals, she said.
Read More . . .Alberta isn't ready yet for online gambling, despite the province's revenue crunch. That's according to Finance Minister Joe Ceci.
Read More . . .Gaming operator Amaya has been ordered by a Kentucky judge to pay $870 million (€794.1 million) in damages for subsidiary PokerStars' allegedly illegal operations in the US state between 2006 and 2011.
Read More . . .Online poker pulls the world of eSports closer to its bosom after Full Tilt ink a deal with G2 eSports to sponsor their professional Hearthstone team Nihilum.
Read More . . .The news of a $3 billion compact with the Seminole Tribe has prompted a senator in Florida to call for the formation of a state gambling commission.
Read More . . .New York gaming regulators have unanimously approved licenses for three new casinos, defying skeptics who believe the already saturated northeast US casino market doesn't need any more capacity.
Read More . . .Was Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson's recent purchase of the Las Vegas Review-Journal newspaper intended to help the casino mogul dig up dirt on a local judge?
Read More . . .Having confirmed that subsidiary PokerStars would be launching a standalone betting product, Amaya Inc has today launched BetStars.com version 1 for select jurisdictions.
Read More . . .New Jersey politicians are pressing forward with plans to authorize casino gaming outside Atlantic City.
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