The state Senate pulled back from voting Thursday night on a resolution to change the state's constitution to allow wagering on sports events if a federal ban is relaxed.
Read More . . .The state senate today will vote on a bill that would clear the way for New Jersey to allow sports betting at casinos and racetracks -- pending the outcome of a lawsuit seeking to overturn a federal ban on the practice.
Read More . . .Nearly four years after the U.S. outlawed online gambling, devastating British providers like PartyGaming, tax-hungry lawmakers could soon reverse the ban
Read More . . .Nicodemo S. Scarfo told a Superior Court judge here Tuesday that he was an unemployed "research analyst" who did "legal consulting work for attorneys."
Read More . . .With New Law Aimed at Crippling Online Betting Set to Take Effect June 1, Democrats Push for Legalization; GOP Calls Their Bluff
Read More . . .When U.S. Representative Jim McDermott went looking for revenue to improve foster care for kids, he said he stumbled on what may turn out to be a jackpot: a tax on Internet gambling.
Read More . . .New Jersey is home to Atlantic City, easily the second most popular land casino destination in The United States after Las Vegas. However if things go on track it could well be the first state to legalize online gambling.
Read More . . .The House Ways and Means Committee will hold a hearing to discuss tax proposals related to legalizing and regulating the internet gambling industry in the United States.
Read More . . .A prominent California legislator is set to deliver a new intrastate online poker bill by the end of the month, and he has defied tribal interests to sue if they believe their sovereignty is infringed by the measure.
Read More . . .The first roulette wheel hasn't even spun yet in a Pennsylvania casino, but there's already talk about the next step in the expansion of gambling here.
Read More . . .Thirty-six different parties spent a combined estimated $5.16 million lobbying Internet gambling in Washington, D.C. during the first quarter of 2010, according to a new report from BolaVerde Media Group.
Read More . . .The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to consider the case, a process that frustrates thousands of litigants every year. The court does not have to comment on why it refused to consider a case or if there was anything particularly wrong with it.
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