NFL: Stance on sports betting has nothing to do with money
- Mar 7, 2013
There's a belief among the gambling community that the NFL's disdain for sports betting is more about money than protecting the integrity of the game.
Read More . . .There's a belief among the gambling community that the NFL's disdain for sports betting is more about money than protecting the integrity of the game.
Read More . . .Sportech will start taking online bets on horseracing in Connecticut in coming weeks and sees potential growth from the relaxation of gambling laws in the United States.
Read More . . .America is a much freer place than it was a few decades ago, and one way you can tell is that changes once considered unthinkable now occur almost unnoticed. A case in point came when New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill to legalize online gambling.
Read More . . .Proposed legislation that could see intra-state online poker legalised in the Midwestern American state of Iowa has taken its first step to becoming reality after being approved by a Senate subcommittee.
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association (AGA), the United States' largest lobbying and policy organization representing American casino interests, has filed a brief with the New Jersey Casino Control Commission and Division of Gaming Enforcement, seeking to block the purchase of Atlantic City's Atlantic Club Casino by PokerStars parent entity Rational Group
Read More . . .The head of Caesars Entertainment — which owns a third of Atlantic City's 12 casinos — offered a prediction. With "a little luck," Chief Executive Gary Loveman told analysts Monday, online gambling could be up and running in New Jersey in 18 months to two years.
Read More . . .An Iowa Senate Subcommittee advanced a bill Thursday that would legalize internet poker.
Read More . . .After suffering two setbacks in federal court, New Jersey officials are pressing ahead with a fight to give the state's struggling gambling industry a boost by introducing betting on sporting events
Read More . . .A federal judge on Thursday granted a permanent injunction to bar New Jersey from offering sports betting as well as a summary judgment, stopping the state's efforts for now but likely setting up an appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals Third Circuit in Philadelphia.
Read More . . .Last night, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Shipp released an opinion in the widely watched New Jersey sports betting case, stating that New Jersey's sports betting law is invalid as conflicting with federal law.
Read More . . .A plan to legalize Internet poker was advanced Thursday by an Iowa Senate subcommittee as supporters agreed the state's casino industry needs to keep pace with technology, while protecting gamblers.
Read More . . .A Senate subcommittee will discuss a bill Thursday morning that would allow some online wagering in Iowa.
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