Poll: 53 pct. in NJ favor legalized sports betting
- Apr 18, 2011
A new poll finds that 53 percent of New Jersey voters support allowing legal sports betting at Atlantic City's casinos and at the state's horse tracks.
Read More . . .A new poll finds that 53 percent of New Jersey voters support allowing legal sports betting at Atlantic City's casinos and at the state's horse tracks.
Read More . . .In a dramatic move sure to send shockwaves through the surging Internet poker world, U.S. officials shut down and seized the domain names for the three largest U.S. online poker companies on Friday.
Read More . . .The Nevada bill to establish provisions governing the licensing and operation of Internet poker passed unanimously through the state assembly judiciary committee Tuesday, though in a much different form than introduced.
Read More . . .The Senate Criminal Justice Committee in Florida USA has squashed efforts to bring online poker into the legal and taxable world.
Read More . . .The District of Columbia is becoming the first U.S. jurisdiction to allow Internet gambling, trying to raise millions of dollars from the habits of online poker buffs and acting ahead of traditional gambling meccas like New Jersey and Nevada.
Read More . . .Nevada’s poker bill remained on track yesterday as Assembly politicians brokered an amended version that would enable intrastate poker but defer to Congress on operators accepting out-of-state and international players.
Read More . . .Hawaii has discarded the idea of legalizing both online and live poker in the islands.
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Read More . . .The District of Columbia could overtake a number of American states in the race to become the first jurisdiction in the country to regulate online poker.
Read More . . .The Attorney General's Office on Thursday unveiled emergency regulations to ban gambling at cyber cafes and video gaming terminals.
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