State officials needed no more than an hour to post their formal Notice of Appeal of Judge Shipp's ruling in the New Jersey sports betting case. John Brennan has reactions from around New Jersey.
Read More . . .A federal judge ruled Friday night that New Jersey cannot partially lift a prohibition on sports betting.
Read More . . .Oddly enough, online poker's best chance to get back onto American laptops and mobile devices now may be to tag along with sports betting legislation.
Read More . . .The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has weighed in on an area of interest to many online gaming players – the suitability of Pala Interactive executive James Ryan, whose company has cut a deal with Borgata.
Read More . . .Lawyers argued for and against sports betting in a hearing in United States District Court on Thursday in what has become a perennial bid by New Jersey racetracks to legalize sports betting.
Read More . . .The federal judge hearing the challenge to the state's latest bid to allow sports betting said Thursday that he will issue a ruling in the case "by the close of business tomorrow."
Read More . . .Harltey examines what it would take for the pro leagues to embrace sports betting.
Read More . . .The House Judiciary Committee will not hold a lame duck hearing for online gambling in general or The Restoration of America's Wire Act, according to a source
Read More . . .Betfair is about to land with its third different Atlantic City casino online gaming dance partner in less than a year.
Read More . . .For years, the professional sports leagues in the United States, as well as the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), have lived a life of hypocrisy, opposing legalized sports betting at every turn, despite the fact that sports betting has clearly increased interest in their games
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports, an offshoot of the huge fantasy-sports industry, is still in its relative infancy and if it sounds a lot like gambling to you, you are not alone.
Read More . . .Prospects for repealing or modifying federal sports-betting legislation remain dim when the new Congress convenes in January.
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