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.
Read More . . .Terry Rich believes the Iowa Lottery has the authority to operate online poker and other Internet gaming but warned lawmakers Iowa may face competition — from the federal government.
Read More . . .Six months after passing legislation that legalised intra-state online gambling, the small eastern American state of Delaware has issued a request for proposal for the implementation of an Internet gaming system and associated services solution
Read More . . .A Feb. 7 deadline for Gov. Christie to sign off on a bill legalizing Internet gambling from computer servers based here is creating a sense of urgency at the Shore's smallest casino, the struggling Atlantic Club.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania could become the next American state to wade into the debate over intra-state online gambling after a member of its House of Representatives announced her intention to introduce legislation legalising the activity.
Read More . . .Awaiting final debate in the Senate, Bill C-290 would allow single-sport betting at provincial casinos where gamblers must currently combine at least three games on their card
Read More . . .Pennsylvania has already become the nation's second-most lucrative gaming market, but the state could still want more. A state lawmaker recently announced plans for a bill that would legalize online poker, as well as potentially other casino games on the web.
Read More . . .Atlantic City, the seaside casino resort that Governor Chris Christie says is key to New Jersey's recovery, is floundering after six straight years of declining gambling revenue. Bond investors are sharing the city's pain.
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