A bill in Delaware that would legalize online poker and expand other forms of gambling in the state has been voted out of committee and sent to a House vote, The Associated Press reported on Friday.
Read More . . .Casino operators lobby hard for legalization by the state Co-sponsors of a state legalization bill hope it could raise hundreds of millions for the budget-battered state.
Read More . . .Ever since a report commissioned by Gov. Chris Christie on gambling in New Jersey was released in 2010, the message on the administration’s commitment to Atlantic City was clear: All in.
Read More . . .Not long after its lottery went online, the state of Illinois is looking at other types of Internet gaming, including poker.
Read More . . .Internet poker in the state of New Jersey has suffered another setback, according to a report in Philly.com, which suggests that State Governor Chris Christie may delay his approval of a bill to legalize the activity.
Read More . . .An Assembly committee on Thursday approved a bill that could make New Jersey the first state to allow residents to bet on internet versions of casino games such as poker and roulette.
Read More . . .I warned you here two months ago that “budget season� would dominate Trenton statehouse politics for quite some time, at the expense of almost everything else – including efforts to legalize online gaming in New Jersey.
Read More . . .The 13-member California Senate Governmental Organization Committee unanimously approved proposed legislation last week that could see the western state offer residents intra-state sportsbetting.
Read More . . .A prominent group of California tribes with casinos has announced its opposition to the current version of state Senate legislation that would legalize online poker.
Read More . . .The state of Utah has been clear about its stance regarding online gambling, it has always been against it.
Read More . . .Starting Monday, the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division say they will begin enforcing the state’s gaming device statute.
Read More . . .The Boston Herald is reporting that a Massachusetts lawmaker wants the state to adopt a plan that would grant three intrastate poker licenses.
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