Long read: is online poker the entry point to India?
- Feb 27, 2018
As gambling advocates wait with bated breath to see if the Law Commission of India will recommend the regulation of sports betting in India,
Read More . . .As gambling advocates wait with bated breath to see if the Law Commission of India will recommend the regulation of sports betting in India,
Read More . . .What’s been long speculated is now confirmed: Daily fantasy sports frontrunner DraftKings is seeking to enter the legal sports betting business.
Read More . . .Online gamblers must be in the state to play. You don’t have to be a resident, but for players thinking about moving, here’s a quick guide to what you’ll find in Philadelphia
Read More . . .What do you do if you’re an accomplished MIT engineer who graduated with high honors, had a near-perfect SAT score of 1,580, achieved chess master ranking, and are slightly bored with your cushy job? If you’re like Niman Kenkre, you could use those brains & calculating powers to become a high-stakes poker player
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The Texas Tech Red Raiders have lost three straight games, and they have a tough job going into enemy territory against the revenge-minded West Virginia Mountaineers on Monday night's ESPN2 telecast.
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The Virginia Tech Hokies will try to bolster their Big Dance credentials as they tackle the Duke Blue Devils in an Atlantic Coast Conference game on Monday night.
Read More . . .A winning bid submitted by worldwide casino developer Las Vegas Sands Corporation to build a fourth mini-casino in Pennsylvania has been invalidated by state gaming regulators following a row over the location of the new proposed mini-casino.
Read More . . .The 4th Annual American Poker Awards (APA) was the biggest yet, and, some would say, the most controversial. When the shortlists emerged, three names stood out as potential limelight stealers.
Read More . . .Former clients of Bettor Investments, one of the first sports betting mutual funds in Nevada, are accusing its founder of going “radio silent” and not responding to requests to return their money.
Read More . . .On January 24, the New York State Senate held a public hearing to discuss the potential of New York sports betting, which brought together speakers from the NBA, bookmaker William Hill US and officials from New York’s horse racing industry. Recently both New York legislative chambers have indicated an intention to make the potential a reality.
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