Seeking another source of cash for New Jersey at a time of severe economic pain, a prominent state senator said Thursday he plans to sue the federal government in a bid to overturn a 17-year-old ban on sports betting.
Read More . . .During his campaign for Delaware Governor last fall Jack Markell often hinted that, if elected, he'd support sports betting in his state. Now that he's got the job, Markell is done hinting...
Read More . . .Kirk's pledge cheers online casino operators in both Antigua and Europe, who feel the US has neglected obligations to foreign online gambling sites and ignored trade accords...
Read More . . .Defense attorney argues anti-gaming laws are antiquated, too vague to be applicable today.
Read More . . .The Illinois Senate Gaming Committee unanimously approved a plan that would let you place bets by phone, online or at new kiosks at racetracks or off-track betting sites...
Read More . . .A constitutional amendment introduced last week in Alabama by State Senator Hank Erwin, Jr. could shut out games of chance from the Southern state...
Read More . . .A senior Democratic lawmaker said on Thursday he would push to pass legislation to repeal a three-year-old U.S. ban on Internet gambling that has hurt trade ties with European Union.
Read More . . .Nicholas Bagley, attorney for the US Department of Justice, indicated he will not consent to a request by iMEGA’s legal team to inform the US 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals about blocked Internet sales of state lottery tickets by credit card companies...
Read More . . .The Utah state intends to join forces with Representative Barney Frank to regulate the Internet gambling industry to protect people against the dangers of unregulated gambling on the Internet.
Read More . . .Arguments for poker as more a game of skill than luck are surfacing in court cases as close as Westmoreland County, PA.
Read More . . .A Maryland lawmaker says the state's economy could benefit from making sure people who gamble on fantasy sports report their income.
Read More . . .The United States could raise nearly $52 billion in revenue over the next decade by lifting a three-year-old ban on Internet gambling and taxing the activity instead, according to a study.
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