Mass. Lottery to Operate Online Gambling?
- Dec 12, 2012
Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman is planning to ask the Legislature to let the state lottery operate online gambling.
Read More . . .Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman is planning to ask the Legislature to let the state lottery operate online gambling.
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Read More . . .A Caesars Entertainment subsidiary on Wednesday was approved by the state's Gaming Control Board to operate online poker in the state, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Read More . . .This week, the New Jersey House of Assembly approved Bill A2578 which has the potential to expand poker and gambling in the state.
Read More . . .As Congress debates the federal budget, a Democratic senator strongly backed by Nevada casino interests and a Republican senator staunchly opposed to betting are working together to push an online-gambling bill into the mix.
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Read More . . .Legislation to legalize online poker has driven a wedge between lottery providers and the convenience stores that have long been the primary seller of their tickets.
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