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.
Read More . . .Gamblers in New Jersey could soon be playing casino poker or other card games in the comfort of their homes or on the go if a measure allowing internet wagering wins approval of the state Legislature next week.
Read More . . .In the wake of an action-packed couple of weeks for the commercial casino industry, the American Gaming Association announced that it will continue to stay in the trenches for a federal online poker bill.
Read More . . .The fight to fully legalize online gambling in the U.S. is now less about whether Americans will be able to play and more about who will bring the action to them and when.
Read More . . .New Jersey lawmakers are making a last-minute bid to legalize Internet gambling that occurs within the state's borders.
Read More . . .Buying a lottery ticket may soon be no more difficult than clicking a computer mouse, and U.S. states grappling with budget deficits are seeking to cash in.
Read More . . .The California State Lottery review was prompted by a Justice Department ruling last week that states would not violate federal law by selling lottery tickets over the Internet. Other states may offer poker and other types of online gambling.
Read More . . .Looking back on a successful first year in office, Gov. Cuomo vowed to make “eye-catching� moves in 2012 — and for the first time said he is open to rolling the dice on a casino in New York City.
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