Windsor-Tecumseh Liberal candidate Frank Schiller announced today that, if elected, he would introduce a Private Members' bill to permit single-event sports betting.
Read More . . .the world's largest publicly traded real money online gaming company and owner of the daily fantasy sports ("DFS") brand StarsDraft, has provided the following comment regarding the lack of regulation of DFS in the United States:
Read More . . .As fantasy football advertisements are pushing aside beer commercials on TV broadcasts of Eagles games, U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone (D., N.J.) is trying on multiple fronts to get equal legal treatment for sports gambling.
Read More . . .New York State isn't going to see online poker in 2015, and it's realistically further off from passing a bill than other states like California or Pennsylvania.
Read More . . .Jimmy Vaccaro was booking legal sports wagers on the Strip long before ESPN came into existence.
Read More . . .America's professional leagues talk about sheltering their sports and athletes from the dangers of gambling, but a New Jersey congressman says he suspects the NFL, NBA, NHL and Major League Baseball are more interested in protecting profits than players.
Read More . . .Four major professional sports leagues and the NCAA have been directed by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to file a response in a legal battle over sports betting in New Jersey that dates to 2013. The deadline for the leagues is Sept. 29.
Read More . . .New Jersey's horseracing industry has asked a federal appeals court to review a decision to block sports betting in the US state.
Read More . . .It's not quite the interstate gaming arrangement we were looking for, but it's a start. On Thursday, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement announced that it has approved deal in which Scientific Games will operate an online gambling product from Atlantic City, but for Delaware players only.
Read More . . .If online gambling is to work in the U.S., states need to adopt a uniform model for regulations officials, including New Jersey DGE Director David Rebuck (l.), said at a recent gambling conference in Atlantic City.
Read More . . .Efforts to open legal sports books outside Nevada suffered a major setback Tuesday when a federal appeals court denied New Jersey's attempt to bring betting on athletics to its casinos and racetracks.
Read More . . .In a much anticipated, closely watched decision, today the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held that New Jersey's 2014 efforts to implement sports betting at casinos and racetracks violates federal law.
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