Reuters last week reported that gambling executives and state casino regulators are discussing a New Jersey/Nevada internet gambling compact because they believe Nevada alone cannot sustain a large enough online market.
Read More . . .Efforts to bring legal sports betting to New Jersey residents have earned Gov. Chris Christie and state Sen. Ray Lesniak 'juice' in the Garden State's sporting world, according to a Star-Ledger writer.
Read More . . .A bill for the potential legalisation and regulation of online poker in the US state of California will not be considered until next year, according to the Poker Players Alliance lobby group.
Read More . . .Poker buffs have long argued that their game is one of skill, not luck.
Read More . . .After showing much promise earlier this year, many politicians in the state of California believe that the potential regulation of online poker in the state is "dead" for at least this year, even with three pieces of legislation on the table for such regulation.
Read More . . .With New Jersey's online gambling legislation already having Governor Chris Christie's John Hancock on it, the state is gearing up and is ready to proceed with the new law's implementation sooner than later.
Read More . . .A member of the United States House of Representatives from Nevada has called on Congress to hold hearings into the current state-by-state proliferation on online gambling.
Read More . . .Sen. Dean Heller (R-Nev.) thinks that the Obama administration was trying to help "friends" when it changed rules on Internet gambling in 2011.
Read More . . .Lawmakers on Wednesday expressed broad agreement that more regulations are needed for online gambling.
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association (AGA) applauded yesterday's US Senate hearing on online gambling and renewed its calls for the federal regulatory system it favours to be followed as a regulatory course over the state-by -state model currently taking shape in the American market.
Read More . . .The future of legalized sports wagering in New Jersey (and, potentially, in other states) was the main attraction in a Philadelphia federal courthouse on June 26, 2013, when the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit heard oral argument on Governor Chris Christie's appeal
Read More . . .When Florida lawmakers recently voted to ban all Internet cafes, they worded the bill so poorly that they effectively outlawed every computer in the state, according to a recent lawsuit.
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