iGaming Stalls While Online Lotteries Spread in the US
- Dec 2, 2014
n 2013, amid much fanfare, three states launched online poker and/or casino websites: Nevada, Delaware, and New Jersey.
Read More . . .n 2013, amid much fanfare, three states launched online poker and/or casino websites: Nevada, Delaware, and New Jersey.
Read More . . .New Jersey's elected officials are doing their best to bring sports betting here to help the economy and provide new revenues for the state. The courts have blocked them at every turn, but they keep trying.
Read More . . .The great experiment is over. Ultimate Gaming, the brainchild of Tom Breitling, one of the former owners of the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas and an internet entrepreneur, wanted to build the first legal online gaming site in the U.S. from the ground up.
Read More . . .There's wide bipartisan support for gambling on professional sports. Voters even passed a constitutional amendment allowing the wagering and laws are in place to allow it. One of the only holdups remains the courts.
Read More . . .With weeks still to go until California's 2015 legislative session officially gets underway, the topic of regulated online poker in the Golden State is already heating up.
Read More . . .Betting on professional sports is currently illegal in most of the United States outside of Nevada. I believe we need a different approach.
Read More . . .Canadian gaming provider Amaya Gaming has hailed the "immediate" impact of its takeover of Rational Group, the operator of online poker brands PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker, after posting a huge year-on-year increase in quarterly revenue.
Read More . . .Among the pages on the website for DraftKings, a relatively new "daily fantasy sports" operation that this week signed a partnership agreement with the National Hockey League, is one that declares in large type: "Playing On DraftKings is 100 per cent legal in the USA."
Read More . . .About one month ago, the New Jersey Senate approved a sports-betting bill.
Read More . . .PokerStars have agreed to look into the problem caused by seating scripts with a two-stage process aimed at improving the situation but fail to answer the most pertinent question raised by grinders.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania is widely regarded as one of the frontrunners for online gambling expansion in 2015, but as they say, "Elections matter," and the results of last Tuesday's midterm elections may have serious implications for online gambling in the Keystone State.
Read More . . .A red dot briefly popped up on the computer screen, indicating that someone in Long Island, New York, was trying to illegally gamble online in New Jersey. A few minutes later, another red dot flashed in eastern Pennsylvania. It, too, vanished from the screen after just a few seconds.
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