I'm told that the 'Motion to Expedite' paperwork that was filed last week in the New Jersey sports betting lawsuit to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals was a sufficient response by the state of New Jersey and their intervenors before today's deadline to respond.
Read More . . .Lawmakers pushing to expand gambling in Illinois hope the third time is a charm with a more finely tuned proposal that could make Illinois the fourth state to allow Internet gaming.
Read More . . .Is the New Jersey online poker market a better deal for big operators than Nevada?
Read More . . .A pair of related pro-online poker voter initiatives has received final language approval from the state of Washington.
Read More . . .After recently becoming one of the first states to legalise intrastate online poker, Delaware now also holds the world record for the longest continuous land-based tournament after the 2012 Ironman Poker Challenge recently received official recognition from Guinness World Records.
Read More . . .The Chief Operating Officer for the Atlantic Club Casino and Hotel in Atlantic City has revealed that online gaming operator Rational Group US Holdings is prepared to spend upwards of $40 million over the next five years in order to make the property representative of its PokerStars brand.
Read More . . .NJ passed a bill that would allow the Legislature to approve or disapprove any contract with a company seeking to operate the lottery. Christie, who generally supports privatization, would have to sign the measure into law.
Read More . . .Weeks after Gov. Chris Christie signed a law legalizing online gambling, a poll released today said voters are warming up to the state's newest form of wagering, in contrast to a survey two years ago in which two-thirds of those questioned were opposed.
Read More . . .Rep. Mike Huval of Louisiana has asked the state's House Committee on the Administration of Criminal Justice and the Senate Committee on Judiciary to examine the option of legalizing online poker and gambling in the state, with the aim of introducing a report by the 2014 legislature.
Read More . . .The state's Division of Gaming Enforcement published regulations Monday establishing standards for casinos to offer fantasy sports tournaments for money, starting April 22. While visitors to the casinos will be able to risk real money on the games, New Jersey will not consider these games gambling, dovetailing with federal law that distinguishes between fantasy sports and sports gambling.
Read More . . .New Jersey is allowing casinos in Atlantic City to offer fantasy sports betting in a pilot program that will be announced Monday.
Read More . . .PokerStars, the world’s largest online poker site, is opening card rooms in casinos to promote its brand, even as land-based operators in the U.S. try to thwart its expansion on their turf.
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