When Pennsylvania Senators reconvene this week they'll have a lot on their plates and not much time to clear them, Among the more pressing issues the legislature will address are two related to gaming:
Read More . . .There are "50/50" chances that online casino gaming and daily fantasy sports (DFS) will be regulated in Pennsylvania as lawmakers buckle down to take another look at regulated online gaming for the Keystone State.
Read More . . .The fate of legalized sports betting in New Jersey will now lie in the hands of US Supreme Court magistrates.
Read More . . .CG Technology, LP, the sportsbook operation of Cantor Fitzgerald that was known as Cantor Gaming prior to 2014, has agreed to a combined total of $22.5 million in fines and penalties to resolve separate cases brought by the Department of Justice.
Read More . . .State attorneys and the Seminole Tribe immediately locked horns inside a Florida courtroom as the trial that could shape the future of gambling in the Sunshine State begins.
Read More . . .David Stern has been known as a staunch opponent of sports betting legalization. Well, not anymore.
Read More . . .Federal election filings show the US Senate's latest anti-online gambling bill came days after Sheldon Adelson donated $20m to Senate fund.
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Read More . . .A fresh bill to prohibit online gambling on a federal level, S.3376, was introduced to the Senate last week by Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas). It is co-sponsored by Senators Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Lindsey Graham (R-S. Carolina), both previous Restoration of America’s Wire Act, aka RAWA, backers.
Read More . . .Tom Cotton, a Republican Senator from the US state of Arkansas, has introduced a new bill that seeks to ban online gaming activities across the country.
Read More . . .Amid the fanfare that is the upcoming U.S. presidential elections, one senator has sneakily made a move to ban online gambling again in the country.
Read More . . .The United States is about to see its first cybersecurity regulation that aims to protect consumer data and financial institutions, including companies dealing with bitcoin.
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