Pennsylvania Legislators to Delve into iGaming Issue
- Dec 5, 2013
Pennsylvania – the nation’s second-largest gambling market – has long been on the short list of states that are predicted to move to regulate online betting.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania – the nation’s second-largest gambling market – has long been on the short list of states that are predicted to move to regulate online betting.
Read More . . .A little more than a week into New Jersey's foray into Internet gambling, a U.S. congressman is renewing a push for federal regulation of online betting, potentially opening up Internet wagering across the country.
Read More . . .Cantor Gaming Tianjin Lottery Club China Cantor Gaming is the latest Las Vegas-based gambling company to move into the Chinese market.
Read More . . .New Jersey gambling regulators gave six casinos the green light to offer Internet gambling statewide on Monday.
Read More . . .For the first time, people in New Jersey will be able to click a mouse or swipe a screen to gamble online.
Read More . . .New Jersey approved two additional casinos Wednesday to conduct Internet gambling, bringing the total to seven so far.
Read More . . .Political efforts to defend New Jersey's fledgling Internet gambling industry intensified Tuesday, two days before a test of online betting is to begin in the state.
Read More . . .Despite being on the cards for some time now, online gambling in the US state of California is unlikely to come anytime soon on account of a state election which is expected to be carried out next year.
Read More . . .The Pennsylvania Senate approved a major expansion Monday of gambling in the state that would let bars apply for a license to conduct raffles and other games, splitting revenue with the state.
Read More . . .Next year's midterm elections for Congress are now a tossup between the Republicans and the Democrats, according to the betting at the Iowa Electronic Markets — the only sportsbook in America allowed to bet on U.S. elections.
Read More . . .New Jersey Governor Chris Christie appears undaunted by this past week's split decision from a three judge federal appeals panel in Philadelphia that continues a prohibition on sports gambling in the Garden State.
Read More . . .It's easy to get caught up in the drama of New Jersey's battle to bring legalized sports betting to the state.
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