Casinos Eager for Games, Sports Bets
- May 14, 2009
Barring any complications, sports betting should be live by the start of the NFL season and table games by year's end.
Read More . . .Barring any complications, sports betting should be live by the start of the NFL season and table games by year's end.
Read More . . .The National Football League, in what could be a precursor to a lawsuit against Delaware Gov. Jack Markell over sports betting, has filed a legal brief against the measure with the state Supreme Court.
Read More . . .Sports betting and table games such as craps and roulette will be legal in Delaware by week's end. The state Senate passed the legislation passed it witha 17-2 vote.
Read More . . .With his state's fiscal crisis deepening, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell said Monday he hopes the state senate will move quickly to pass a sports wagering bill that was approved by the state house last week...
Read More . . .Bringing legalized sports betting to Delaware could come with wide range of payoffs -- or losses -- for the entire area.
Read More . . .Rep. Barney Frank might have come up snake eyes in his previous efforts to legalize Internet gambling but he’s stepping up to the table again with a bill that would authorize the Treasury Department to regulate online wagering.
Read More . . .Delaware is 14 votes away from becoming the first state east of the Mississippi River to allow sports betting. It would also be one of a handful to allow table games. Yet exisiting casinos and the NFL are likely to continue lobbying in Senate.
Read More . . .The Delaware House of Representatives resurrected the sports betting bill it defeated May 5 and passed the measure with a compromise amendment in the early hours of May 8...
Read More . . .iMEGA today asked the US District Court in Minneapolis to prevent the Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) from enforcing an order it issued to 11 Internet service providers (ISPs), to block state residents’ access to 200 Web sites.
Read More . . .Gov. Jack Markell remains determined to get legislation that would both legalize sports betting and increase the state's share of slot revenues passed.
Read More . . .An opinion on the legality of sports betting will have to wait until after the legislation is passed by the Legislature, the state Supreme Court has decided.
Read More . . .Stamford-based Frontier Communications is one of 11 telecommunications companies targeted by Minnesota in a novel tactic to block online gambling sites -- using a federal law that enables restrictions on phone calls used for wagering.
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