AGA CEO Frank Fahrenkopf expects federal poker bill to be revived
- Feb 21, 2013
Frank Fahrenkopf, who will step down in June after 18 years as president and CEO of the American Gaming Association.
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.
Read More . . .Legislators in Pennsylvania could soon be considering America's latest intra-state online gambling measure after a member of the eastern state's House of Representatives revealed that she intends to publish her legislation as early as this week.
Read More . . .Leading online poker site PokerStars has made an offer to buy a physical casino in New Jersey's Atlantic City, a collision of worlds that would represent the first time an online poker company has acquired a brick-and-mortar counterpart in the US.
Read More . . .With billions of dollars on the line for New Jersey casinos and horse racing tracks, attorneys representing the nation's major sports leagues clashed with state's attorneys today in a federal case that could decide whether sports betting will be allowed in New Jersey.
Read More . . .As states across the country are falling short on revenue, the governors of Nevada and New Jersey are looking to boost receipts through expanded online gambling.
Read More . . .Across three hours Thursday afternoon in a federal court in Trenton, N.J., the initial battle began in a long legal war over a potentially seismic shift in the way sports are consumed in America.
Read More . . .The attention of the United States poker community has been focused on Nevada and New Jersey and this year, and rightly so, as the former has already legalized intrastate online poker and the latter is getting very close.
Read More . . .US Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) apparently hasn't given up on his dreams of federal online poker legislation.
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