An Atlantic City casino that was thwarted in its efforts to join the Internet gambling market is preparing to get in the game.
Read More . . .Video game entertainment publisher and producer Atari has unveiled a new corporate comeback strategy as an interactive entertainment production company.
Read More . . .Gambling industry data provider H2 Gambling Capital has reported that despite a slow start for New Jersey's online gaming market, it still has the potential to achieve a gross win of US$370m (€271.3m) by 2018.
Read More . . .State Sen. Ray Lesniak is predicting Monmouth Park will be offering bets on NFL games in September – and track operator Dennis Drazin says that sounds like a great plan.
Read More . . .New Jersey racetracks could offer sports betting by September in spite of a federal ban, state Sen. Ray Lesniak said Tuesday.
Read More . . .Louisville-based Churchill Downs Inc. has identified online gambling, including poker, as one of its hoped-for growth areas. A major indication of that potential came last week with the announced sale of the parent company of PokerStars for $4.9 billion.
Read More . . .Online gambling company Betfair has announced that its New Jersey igaming brand BetfairCasino.com is to become the official and exclusive online gaming sponsor of the Live Nation New Jersey division of entertainment business Live Nation Entertainment.
Read More . . .About 12 percent of New Jersey gamblers would take their business to one or more of the four new casinos being built in New York, according to a new poll.
Read More . . .Amaya Gaming Group Inc, the parent company of Rational Group Ltd. the world's largest poker business and owner and operator of the PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker brands,
Read More . . .The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has published an updated set of guidelines for the licensing of online gaming affiliates in the US state.
Read More . . .Leading online casino company, Jackpot247, has welcomed the news that online gambling could become legal in the US state of Pennsylvania.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania lawmakers are toying with the ideal of allowing online bets as a way to boost state tax revenue.
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