Push to legalize online gambling in Pa. picks up steam
- Mar 16, 2015
The idea of legal online gambling in Pennsylvania seems to be gaining momentum.
Read More . . .The idea of legal online gambling in Pennsylvania seems to be gaining momentum.
Read More . . .The kabuki theater known as RAWA has taken yet another turn towards the absurd on Thursday.
Read More . . .Iowans could legally get into the fantasy sports game under a bill that landed in the winner's circle Thursday by a 32-16 vote of the Iowa Senate.
Read More . . .Internet gambling is one step closer to becoming a reality in Indiana after a bill meant to allow Hoosiers to place horse racing bets online passed a Senate committee.
Read More . . .A hardline coalition of California tribal nations opposed to online-poker legislation that would grant anything other than perpetual and virtual exclusivity to the state's tribal nations has authored a letter protesting a compromise online-poker legalization bill, recently introduced in California by Rep. Reginald Jones-Sawyer.
Read More . . .Last year, Nevada's sportsbooks accepted a little more than $3.9 billion in wagers. After paying out winners, they kept about $227 million for themselves, and paid about $15 million in taxes to the state.
Read More . . .A second bill in as many weeks that would legalise online gambling in Pennsylvania was submitted last week.
Read More . . .According to latest reports, the so-called Restoration of America's Wire Act might eventually be discussed by the House Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, Homeland Security, and Investigations on March 5.
Read More . . .Earlier this week, Pennsylvania state lawmaker John Payne introduced his House Bill 649, which would create a framework for the regulation of Pennsylvania online poker.
Read More . . .New Jersey's fledgling Internet gambling market got a new player yesterday as Atlantic City's Resorts Casino Hotel got the go-ahead to conduct Internet gambling in the state.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania State Representative John Payne has introduced a new internet gaming bill in the US state in an effort to help boost its casino industry.
Read More . . .A Pennsylvania lawmaker is looking to online gambling to help close the state's projected $2 billion budget shortfall.
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