A New Jersey Assembly committee has voted unanimously to pass Senator Raymond Lesniak’s sponsored online gambling and sports betting bills to the floor for a full vote on Monday 13 December.
Read More . . .Two Inland Southern California tribes with large casinos are pushing legislation to legalize Internet poker in the state.
Read More . . .Lawmakers in Washington are working feverishly to close out the year with a bang. Senator Harry Reid is pushing an online gambling bill.
Read More . . .Attorneys representing iMEGA today filed a motion to intervene in Franklin Circuit Court, in Frankfort, KY, to again prevent the Commonwealth of Kentucky from seizing the rights to 141 Internet domain names, all of which are related to Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Three U.S. House Republicans are objecting to what they call a “secretive, closed-door, undemocratic� effort in the Senate to pass legislation that would legalize and tax some Internet gambling before Congress adjourns this year.
Read More . . .Staffers for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid are circulating a bill to legalize poker playing on the Internet that's backed by large casino interests.
Read More . . .Over the last few weeks, New Jersey has made major strides in legalizing online gambling. Jersey has been the leader in this space, pushing a bill through the state senate by a 29-5 margin.
Read More . . .The judge considering whether a slot-machine-like Instant Racing game is legal at Kentucky racetracks.
Read More . . .A legislative package sponsored by New Jersey Senate Democrats to help resuscitate the state's struggling casino and horse-racing industries was approved by the full Senate Monday.
Read More . . .Only a month remains in the lame-duck legislative session and this next month will be the last opportunity for changes to current US Internet gaming laws.
Read More . . .Gamblers within New Jersey should be able to play poker and other games online, state senators said Monday after approving in-state online gaming in a full Senate vote today...
Read More . . .New Jersey is one step closer to becoming the first state to regulate, license, and tax the internet gambling industry within its borders.
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