NJ supports Christie sports-bet push
- Aug 21, 2012
When it comes to sports betting, many New Jerseyans want Gov. Chris Christie to go for it.
Read More . . .When it comes to sports betting, many New Jerseyans want Gov. Chris Christie to go for it.
Read More . . .As more states consider online gaming, Vermont officials say there are many questions that must be addressed before taking the next step.
Read More . . .Early Wednesday morning, Maryland lawmakers passed legislation that will allow casinos to spread poker and other table games.
Read More . . .If you were willing to bet that California would pass legislation this year to allow sports wagering, you would have lost.
Read More . . .The Vermont Lottery Commission is looking at the possibility of offering some of its products online, but officials say there are many questions that need to be answered before they take this step
Read More . . .New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, the New Jersey legislature and New Jersey voters are now in a court battle with four major sports leagues and the National Collegiate Athletic Association over the issue of legalized sports betting at 12 Atlantic City casinos along with five racetracks in the state.
Read More . . .If any of you poker players in the United States have been looking for something to do since online poker disappeared (well, it's not totally gone, but you get the point), you may be in luck. The U.S. government is looking for qualified people to take on the gigantic task of returning millions of dollars back to Full Tilt Poker customers.
Read More . . .With a half-month left in California's legislative session, the proposed online poker bill may land in the muck due to lack of agreement among gaming interests.
Read More . . .A Billings man convicted in 2003 of charges related to an illegal bookmaking business was arraigned Monday on a new charge that he operated an illegal Internet gambling site.
Read More . . .Illinois lawmakers' efforts to expand gambling may be bottled up by a reluctant governor but it hasn't stopped them from moving in other directions.
Read More . . .Sports fans who have longed to back their favorite teams with their gambling dollars — legally — may soon get their chance as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie leads a challenge to laws that have limited legal betting on sports to a small handful of states.
Read More . . .Some legal experts are questioning New Jersey's strategy to defy the federal government and bring sports betting to the state.
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