The National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) has announced that it will join forces with the American Sports Betting Coalition (ASBC), a group which is campaigning for the repeal or amendment of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA).
Read More . . .Delaware has become the 14th US state to authorize daily fantasy sports operations, just as the state’s real-money online gambling market took a nosedive.
Read More . . .Sale of digital coins in the United States are subject to the country’s securities laws, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission declared on Tuesday, possibly marking the beginning of the end for the altcoin era.
Read More . . .Massachusetts should legalize daily fantasy sports but hold off on legalizing online poker and casino gambling, according to the recommendations of a special commission.
Read More . . .That was the ruling handed down by a Northern California District Court judge, allowing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to require bitcoin wallet service Coinbase to submit records of all transactions that took place from 2013 to 2015.
Read More . . .California has joined the ‘me too’ parade of states looking to piggyback on New Jersey’s push to overturn the federal ban on sports betting.
Read More . . .Sessions voiced his opposition to the 1961 Wire Act interpretation and vowed to “revisit” the decision.
Read More . . .The push to roll back legal online gambling in the United States has taken a more bipartisan turn after a Democratic senator urging the Department of Justice to open a can of legal whoop-ass.
Read More . . .Sen. Mark Warner (VA) is pressing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to review a controversial Department of Justice opinion from 2011 that changed its long-held stance on online gambling.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania's budget stalemate was hanging Saturday over legislation to authorize gambling expansion in the U.S number #2 market.
Read More . . .Gambling operators are keeping a close watch on the developments on the New Jersey sports betting case, which may pave the way for the legalization of the industry in the United States.
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Jeff Sessions is recusing himself on all issues relating to online gambling, but his replacement, Rod Rosenstein, could possibly be even worse for gamblers.
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