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.
Read More . . .The goal of my Internet gambling legislation has always been to provide help to Atlantic City's financially ailing casinos, by giving them a significant source of new revenue, and a way to attract the thousands of players who are already gambling online with illegal offshore sites.
Read More . . .According to news reports coming in from California this week, an estimated 2 million Californians wager $13 billion a year on online poker sites and now a bill is being proposed by two legislators that would offer 10-year licenses to the state’s tribal casinos.
Read More . . .New Jersey is again rolling the dice on Internet gambling from computer servers at Atlantic City casinos.
Read More . . .A California bill that seeks to raise money by legalizing Internet gambling has the big players in the state's betting industry - and some fresh faces from the tech world - competing for a cut of the envisioned bounty.
Read More . . .An Internet gambling bill working its way through the New Jersey legislature would let Atlantic City casinos take bets from gamblers in other states and even other countries, as long as federal and state authorities agree it’s legal.
Read More . . .A bill to allow Internet betting on casino games is making its way though the New Jersey Legislature.
Read More . . .In response to increased gaming competition from Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey, the state of Delaware is considering a plan to allow online bets.
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