Approval of online gambling in New Jersey – due to come to a vote by month's end –is expected to be linked to increased funding to help residents with gambling addictions.
Read More . . .Proponents of the legislation aim to reduce the penalty for playing online poker from a felony to a $50 civil infraction.
Read More . . .Delaware may become the first state with a broad spectrum of online gambling.
Read More . . .Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval is using the low-grade rivalry between Las Vegas and Atlantic City to encourage lawmakers to pass a bill that could expand the state's online gambling market nationwide.
Read More . . .Days after the Super Bowl provided one of the biggest wagering opportunities of the year, California officials are once again discussing legislation to legalize sports betting in this state.
Read More . . .Gov. Chris Christie vetoed a bill Thursday that would have made New Jersey the third state to legalize gambling over the Internet, but said he would sign it if it had a 10-year trial period and a higher tax rate on casinos.
Read More . . .Recognizing the value and potential of internet gaming to support his Administration's efforts to revitalize Atlantic City, Governor Chris Christie today put forward a balanced proposal to support the implementation of internet gaming in New Jersey in a careful, measured and responsible way.
Read More . . .Governor Christie on Thursday issued a conditional veto of the online gaming bill on his desk — a decision that thrilled advocates of expanded betting.
Read More . . .Mississippi State Rep. Bobby Moak, D-Bogue Chitto, rolled the dice again in the 2013 legislative session on online gaming legislation that could have a profound impact on the future of legal gaming in the state.
Read More . . .Gov. Chris Christie is expected to decide whether to sign or veto a bill that would make New Jersey the third state in the nation to allow gambling over the Internet.
Read More . . .Proposed legislation that could see the western American state of Wyoming institute a lottery for the first time passed its first hurdle last week after making it through a governmental committee
Read More . . .New Jersey's effort to legalize sports wagering at casinos and horse racing tracks has largely hinged on the argument that a 20-year-old federal sports betting ban is unconstitutional.
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