Toronto Maple Leafs' Leo Komarov is the new global ambassador for NordicBet with a sponsorship deal that is the first of its kind for an active NHL player.
Read More . . .Roger Goodell, commissioner of the NFL, has reiterated that the American football league is “strongly” against the legalization of sports betting across the U.S.
Read More . . .Which states, if any, will finally legalize online gambling before the calendar flips to 2018?
Read More . . .Pennsylvania is to consider a new online gambling and reform bill as the US state continues to contemplate the possible legalisation of internet gaming.
Read More . . .Three state senators from Southwestern Pennsylvania are co-sponsors of a bill that proposes to expand gambling in Pennsylvania with Internet gaming and fantasy sports.
Read More . . .New York’s fight to legalize online poker likely won’t face its true make-or-break test until June, according to poker’s prime mover in the state Assembly.
Read More . . .New York’s state Senate has approved a budget proposal that includes language to regulate online poker, but it’s anybody’s guess whether poker will end up in the final version.
Read More . . .The Washington State Gambling Commission warned players prior to the NCAA college basketball tournament to keep their money right in their pockets or they may face consequences.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania’s push to legalize online gaming has been dealt a blow after a new bill that sets out plans to ban the sector was introduced in the US state.
Read More . . .A potential policy change in Washington is the latest thing state lawmakers have to consider when it comes to legalizing internet gambling at casinos in Pennsylvania.
Read More . . .A bipartisan N.C. House bill would have North Carolina join an increasing number of states that require fantasy sports operators to register with the state in order to conduct business.
Read More . . .PA state lawmakers are discussing the possibility of taxing and regulating online gaming as a way to potentially raise revenue.
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