It's official. It's finally over. Online poker, as a business, is legal in New Jersey. Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill Tuesday that authorizes casinos in struggling Atlantic City to eventually offer Internet versions of casino games intrastate — and one day beyond.
Read More . . .The State of Nevada took a giant leap forward in the online poker race today when Governor Brian Sandoval signed an interstate online poker bill into law.
Read More . . .Nevada appears to be in no mood to let New Jersey get a leg up in the offering of online gambling, judging from the swift reaction last week by state legislators and Governor Sandoval.
Read More . . .Lawmakers are expected to concur with Gov. Chris Christie on changes he made to an Internet gambling bill, clearing the way Tuesday for the legislation to be signed.
Read More . . .legislation that would see the western state legalise intra-state online poker.
Read More . . .The fate of two casinos and 3,000 jobs depends on whether New Jersey offers Internet gambling, state Sen. Jim Whelan told business leaders and state officials Friday.
Read More . . .The Nevada Legislature today fast tracked an online gaming bill, declaring it an emergency measure to get it to Gov. Brian Sandoval for a signature today.
Read More . . .Frank Fahrenkopf, who will step down in June after 18 years as president and CEO of the American Gaming Association.
Read More . . .A new law that allows Marylanders to accept the pool from a friends' fantasy football league may have an unintended consequence—it opens the door for a new wave of online sports betting that revolves around fantasy teams.
Read More . . .Gov. Chris Christie says he will quickly sign an Internet gambling bill if lawmakers make the changes he wants to the legislation.
Read More . . .Traditionally the casino market in the United States had always been competitive. Not only between companies that are renowned the world over such as MGM.
Read More . . .The New Jersey governor who wants to legalize online gambling in the Garden State.
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