With California bill on the table, momentum grows for legalized sports betting
- May 8, 2013
The movement to expand legalized sports betting in the United States is gaining momentum from coast to coast.
Read More . . .The movement to expand legalized sports betting in the United States is gaining momentum from coast to coast.
Read More . . .Ultimate Poker's web site went live Tuesday, April 30 in Nevada. It's the only legal online poker site for money in the country.
Read More . . .Despite seeing its deal to purchase the struggling Atlantic Club Casino and Hotel land-based venue collapse late last week.
Read More . . .In the United States, the Governor for the state of Michigan, Rick Snyder, has requested three million dollars in funding from the next budget for the purposes of establishing an 'iLottery' as early as next year.
Read More . . .A game-changing bill that would give out-of-state sports bettors access to Nevada books is advancing in the state senate.
Read More . . .Almost immediately after New Jersey legalized Internet gambling, an alliance of American Indian tribes operating thousands of miles away issued a statement decrying the move, accusing the state of weakening gambling license requirements.
Read More . . .In the United States, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) has announced that it intends to hire a private consultant to assist it with the testing, maintenance and implementation of its final online gambling regulations.
Read More . . .Two online poker ballot initiatives are active in Washington State. If these initiatives receive 300,000 signatures from Washington State residents on either or both proposals then the state legislature will have a chance to act on them.
Read More . . .When New Jersey first decided to allow casinos in the late 1970s, it was part of a grand bargain. Yes, there would be legal gambling, but only on one condition: Strict barriers would be built to keep out organized crime.
Read More . . .Even with Gov. Pat Quinn shunning the idea of legalizing Internet gambling, at least one Illinois lawmaker is trying to find a path for legislation.
Read More . . .There has been much recent discussion in Illinois about possible gambling expansion. Will existing or new casinos in Illinois have sports books to allow the placing of bets on professional sports? Not likely, but that hasn't stopped the State of New Jersey from trying.
Read More . . .California Sen. Roderick Wright believes expanded legalized sports betting is coming to the United States and wants his state to be ready when it happens.
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