Rob Vinciletti: Thursday MLB Comp Play
- May 30, 2018
The future leaders of the US military apparently believe that hacker collectives will target state governments’ critical infrastructure unless these government legalize online gambling.
Read More . . .Chicago’s long-held desire for a city-owned casino will continue to go unrequited if an Illinois House panel’s Memorial Day vote against a massive gambling expansion package stands.
Read More . . .Legalized sports betting in West Virginia is all but a done deal at this point. The state already has a huge head start on getting the game fully regulated and running. Now, it’s mostly a question of what the legalized landscape will look like.
Read More . . .Atlantic City gamblers will have the rare pleasure of attending not one, but two casino grand openings next month, with at least one of them likely offering sports betting on opening day.
Read More . . .Tim Donaghy, the former referee at the heart of the NBA's more notorious betting scandal, foresees NCAA players fixing games as sports betting becomes legal. Says the NBA's request for an integrity fee from the betting pool to cover compliance costs and protect the game is "a joke.".
Read More . . .Many of the region’s legislators believe the current short session of the General Assembly isn’t the right time to get into a gambling discussion. The long session in 2019 comes after the fall election and legislators are more likely to settle in for complex issues.
Read More . . .Quebec's securities regulator accidentally disclosed more than 300,000 documents to defence
Read More . . .A New Jersey horse racing association filed a legal action against the four major pro sports leagues and the NCAA Thursday, claiming the leagues cost one of the state’s racetracks more than $130 million in lost revenue by blocking legal sports betting.
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