Senators push DOJ on online gambling ban
- Jul 31, 2014
A group of senators want the Justice Department’s help to ban online gambling.
Read More . . .A group of senators want the Justice Department’s help to ban online gambling.
Read More . . .State Sen. Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) went on the offensive Tuesday, saying that the National Football League's opposition to New Jersey's ongoing efforts to bring sports betting to the state is hypocritical, given that the league embraces "pay-to-play" fantasy football.
Read More . . .US racetrack and casino owner Churchill Downs has struck a binding agreement with Saratoga Harness Racing to manage the company's gambling facilities in New York and Colorado.
Read More . . .Two Springfield men admitted in federal court today to collaborating with an organized crime family to run an illegal sports betting website, U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman said.
Read More . . .While poker great Phil Ivey was busy writing fat checks to courts in Nevada, his attorneys have been equally busy ensuring that their client doesn't have to write an even bigger check in Atlantic City. Tuesday saw Ivey's legal eagles issue their latest GTFO to claims by the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa that Ivey owes them $9.6m.
Read More . . .Atlantic Lottery Corporation, which operates Canadian lottery games, has raised the prospect of introducing online gambling.
Read More . . .Fantasy sports have become a way of life in the United States. Of course, despite the fact that they're not usually tied to the gaming industry, fantasy sports games are often a way of gambling, too.
Read More . . .Back in November of 2013 Sheldon Adelson vowed to spend "whatever it takes" to stop online gambling, but it appears the casino tycoon, who just happens to be one of the richest men on the planet has his limits, or at least his company does.
Read More . . .Stockbroker Numis has claimed that bookmakers William Hill and Paddy Power should consider a merger, although iGaming Business understands that such a transaction would be highly unlikely.
Read More . . .Texas Gov. Rick Perry's recent push to end online gambling has raised the eyebrows of "Casino Jack," a.k.a. Jack Abramoff, the nation's most notorious former lobbyist.
Read More . . .Lesniak has long been New Jersey's leading advocate of sports betting as a way to raise revenue and help the struggling Atlantic City casinos and Meadowlands racetracks.
Read More . . .The Nevada State Gaming Control Board and the Nevada Gaming Commission have approved the proposed merger agreement between US horseracing and casino operator MTR Gaming Group and Eldorado HoldCo, the parent company of US gaming property operator Eldorado Resorts.
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