New Jersey passes skill-based gaming regulations
- Feb 24, 2016
Atlantic City casinos could soon offer skill-based gaming through new regulations issued by New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE).
Read More . . .Atlantic City casinos could soon offer skill-based gaming through new regulations issued by New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE).
Read More . . .Lawmakers in the Virginia General Assembly are poised to make the Old Dominion the first state to legalize daily fantasy sports — online gaming where players assemble imaginary teams and put money on how they compete based on statistical performance.
Read More . . .On Wednesday, the state of New Jersey argued its case for legalized sports gambling before the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia.
Read More . . .A bill that won approval in an Arizona Senate committee would legalize online fantasy sports gambling in the state.
Read More . . .Legal sports wagering in America could have a steep hill to climb after oral arguments Wednesday in a federal appellate court, where a New Jersey sports betting law faced tough scrutiny from 12 justices, potentially signaling the need for a new federal sports wagering framework.
Read More . . .Raising the minimum age of players from 18 to 21 was among the changes lawmakers discussed Wednesday while considering a bill to clarify the legality of daily fantasy sports in Indiana.
Read More . . .California's font online poker regulatory hopes showed flickers of life this week following the release of new draft legislation and a meeting of key tribal gaming groups.
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Read More . . .The thought of another state entering the Internet poker market hardly gives reason for anyone to cheer, but if New York comes online it may be different.
Read More . . .The state is the latest to find that the games are illegal gambling—a string of rulings that threaten the industry’s existence.
Read More . . .Wisconsin has gambling laws in place that make it illegal for any sort of betting, lottery or gambling related operations but Republican Tyler Vorpagel believes that this law should not be applied to the Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) industry as it does not fall under the category of being 'games of chance' but 'games of skills'.
Read More . . .Illinois state Attorney General Lisa Madigan has filed motions to dismiss lawsuits filed by daily fantasy sports operators DraftKings and FanDuel.
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