Weekend brings two new Spin & Go millionaires at PokerStars
- Jan 24, 2015
Weekend brings two new Spin & Go millionaires
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Read More . . .The Nevada State Gaming Control Board will consider a regulation change next month that would allow Nevada sports books to accept wagers on the Olympics.
Read More . . .Regional casino operator Penn National Gaming has decided to get into the online gambling business.
Read More . . .It was a mixed bag of results for Las Vegas sports books on Championship Sunday with the favorites splitting against-the-spread, one game going OVER the total and one staying UNDER.
Read More . . .Freelance writer Dave Palermo says California’s politically bifurcated system of regulating about 80 card rooms and providing oversight for 59 tribal casinos is highly dysfunctional,
Read More . . .The NY Gaming Commission approved a motion to launch a new request for proposals for a fourth casino in the Southern Tier of the state.
Read More . . .The Oregon Ducks weren’t the only ones feeling the sting of Ohio State’s stunning 42-20 win in the National Championship Game Monday. Sportsbooks, online and in Nevada, took a loss as well, with plenty of action on the Buckeyes to win outright.
Read More . . .FanDuel wants to make something very clear - the product they sell is not sports betting.
Read More . . .Two of New Jersey’s Internet gambling sites will begin sharing players next week, with bigger online prizes.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania casino slot machine revenue fell for the second straight year as the state wrestles with the region's increasing market saturation.
Read More . . .When the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act ("UIGEA") was signed into law in October 2006, legal experts predicted the act would scare away credit card companies from funding businesses that could arguably be construed as illegal sports gambling.
Read More . . .Boston Mayor Martin Walsh has filed suit against the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, arguing Charlestown residents should have a vote on a $1.6 billion casino planned by Wynn Resorts in nearby Everett.
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