A U.S. Justice Department opinion has fueled an Iowa push for online poker. Sen. Jeff Danielson, D-Cedar Falls, said Tuesday the opinion would let Iowa join jurisdictions that have approved Internet gambling.
Read More . . .A representative from Beverly Hills based U.S. Digital Gaming has been making the rounds at the state Capitol in recent days to inform lawmakers.
Read More . . .In the midst of a rapidly changing gaming industry, Nevada regulators are looking for some help to keep the state competitive.
Read More . . .Monday was a busy day for gambling legislation in the eastern American state of New Jersey as the General Assembly and Senate overwhelmingly approved a proposed.
Read More . . .Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said Monday that he believes it is inevitable online gambling will come to Connecticut, given a recent federal opinion.
Read More . . .A showdown in U.S. District Court in Trenton seems inevitable now that the state Senate passed a bill by a 35-2 vote that would let state residents bet on pro and college sports at Atlantic City casinos and the state’s racetracks....
Read More . . .A Justice Department memo last month that cleared the way for states to legalize online poker and lotteries makes it more important than ever for Congress to clear up the issue on a federal level, supporters of legislation say.
Read More . . .Now that the U.S. Department of Justice has reversed its outright ban on Internet gambling, states are scrambling to figure out what the decision might mean for them.
Read More . . .A bill allowing experimental off-track betting on horse races is on its way to the full legislature on Monday after two key committees approved the measure today.
Read More . . .New Jersey Governor Chris Christie blew a wonderful opportunity to kick-start his state’s economy last year when he vetoed a bill that would have allowed on-line gaming in the Garden State.
Read More . . .A recent ruling by the federal Justice Department has opened the gate to internet gambling, and New Jersey is jockeying for the best position.
Read More . . .The Nevada Attorney General’s office has begun studying the U.S. Department of Justice’s surprising new interpretation of online gambling to determine what effects it might have on the state.
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