Judge plans ruling on Instant Racing before legislature convenes
- Dec 1, 2010
The judge considering whether a slot-machine-like Instant Racing game is legal at Kentucky racetracks.
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.
Read More . . .Party Gaming, the parent company for the popular poker site Party Poker, has filed a motion aiming to dismiss the State of Kentucky’s complaint against them...
Read More . . .Millions of online gamblers across the US will watch patiently over the next couple of weeks as the lawmakers in Washington take one final stab at making changes to US laws in 2010...
Read More . . .A California high-tech entrepreneur is offering to buy most of the horse-racing assets controlled by Frank Stronach’s MI Develpments complicating Mr. Stronach’s own plan to take the company private.
Read More . . .A state Senate committee passed four bills Monday designed to keep the New Jersey’s horse racing industry in business.
Read More . . .New Jersey Senators will meet today to review a bill proposing the establishment of an intrastate egaming system and other gambling-related measures aimed at propping up the Garden State’s ailing race tracks.
Read More . . .Under the bill sponsored by state Sen. Ray Lesniak, D-Union, poker, baccarat, and other classic casino games could be played by New Jerseyans while within the state's borders.
Read More . . .The Kentucky horse industry changes course and shows interest in state constitutional amendment.
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