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AGA speaks on Illinois legalizing sports betting
28 June 2019
Earlier today, Governor Pritzker signed a bill to legalize sports wagering in The Prairie State.»
U.S. Integrity is riding the sports betting wave
18 February 2019
Matthew Holt discusses his role as president of the new Las Vegas-based company, which is flourishing in its role as a game integrity and fraud prevention consulting service for leagues and sportsbooks.»
Kentucky court rules in favor of Exacta Systems
25 October 2018
Ruling says Exacta Systems' historic horse racing system, games and wagers are pari-mutuel and comply with Kentucky statutes and regulations.»
US Supreme Court decision regarding sports betting a 'victory for millions of Americans'
14 May 2018
The American Gaming Association reacts to today's ruling by the Supreme Court that determined the federal ban on sports betting as established by the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 is unconstitutional.»
US Supreme Court decision paves the way for legalized sports betting in New Jersey and beyond
14 May 2018
Today's monumental ruling by the Supreme Court determined that the federal ban on sports betting, as established by the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, is unconstitutional, which could lead to as many as 20 U.S. states legalizing sports betting within the next year. »
Southern Gaming Summit 2018 highlighted by Mississippi Gaming Hall of Fame induction
9 May 2018
In a transition year, SGS was held at the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi and for the first time under the sole ownership of the Mississippi Gaming & Hospitality Association.»
WSOP aiming to introduce interstate online poker in May
16 April 2018
In a major step for gaming operators in the U.S., the new platform could launch on 1 May in Delaware, Nevada and New Jersey. »
This Week in Gambling: Sports betting and online poker updates
21 February 2018
J. Todd covers online poker news out of California, as well as the continuing story of U.S. sports betting reform.»
This Week in Gambling: Online poker legislation is stayin' alive
8 February 2018
New York's online poker bill is back for 2018, and there's a real chance the state may become the fifth to regulate online gambling.»
This Week in Gambling: New Year's online gambling ban
16 January 2018
The new year brings to the U.S. another attempt to ban online gambling. Four U.S. Congressmen have sent a letter to Rod Rosenstein at the Department of Justice, once again asking him to reverse course on the Wire Act.»
NJ sports betting supporters hopeful after US Supreme Court hearing
4 December 2017
In just an hour, nine U.S. Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments this morning to decide whether New Jersey should be able to legalize sports betting. Though a decision comes later in the year, many left feeling confident.»
Pennsylvania becomes fourth US state to OK online gambling
26 October 2017
House Bill 271 will legalize online slot machines, table games, poker and lottery products as well as authorize daily fantasy sports.»
Poker Players Alliance applauds New Jersey interstate iGaming agreement
16 October 2017
In a statement, PPA emphasized its approval of the agreement, which will allow online poker players in New Jersey to play against patrons in Delaware and Nevada.»
Nektan accepts first mobile bet in California
10 August 2017
The provider has launched its series of Evolve in-venue mobile games with a tribal casino in California.»
Betfair NJ introduces Colossus Fracpot to US market
4 August 2017
The company has partnered with GAN and Colossus Bets to offer Colossus Fracpot, an online slot where players may cash out their profits in fractions after each reel resolves.»
This Week in Gambling: News from Indiana, Pennsylvania and the US Attorney General
11 July 2017
What a week for online gambling news! The U.S. Attorney General has made a major decision on internet betting. Plus, fantasy sports news out of Indiana as we wait for online gambling to move forward in Pennsylvania.»
US Supreme Court to hear New Jersey sports betting appeal
27 June 2017
The U.S. Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that it will examine the state's case to bring legalized sports betting to its casinos and racetracks, prohibited now under the 25-year-old Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act that could be found unconstitutional.»
American Sports Betting Coalition launches campaign to repeal PASPA
13 June 2017
The coalition aims to end the 25-year-old federal ban known as the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, which prohibits sports betting outside of Nevada.»
Pennsylvania House says 'yes' to online gambling
8 June 2017
On 7 June, the state's House passed an amended version of HB 271 that would allow for video gaming terminals at certain properties.»
Massachusetts takes another step toward legalizing online gambling
7 June 2017
An omnibus approach suggested by the state's special commission could pave the way for iGaming legislation in the future.»
Illinois Senate approves last-minute online gambling and DFS bill
1 June 2017
After being approved by the Senate on Wednesday night with a 42-10 vote, HB 479 will undergo another vote when the House reconvenes on 8 June.»
Pennsylvania moves closer to legalizing online gambling
24 May 2017
House Bill 271 passed the Senate with a 38-12 vote, following two other successful votes on Tuesday, and will likely be taken up in the House in June.»
This Week in Gambling: The US sports betting situation
16 May 2017
This week in gambling, there's been a lot of talk about legalizing sports betting in the U.S., even if that reality is a long way off. But public opinion seems to be in favor, and the state of New Jersey is leading the charge to change the laws.»
New York Senate Finance Committee passes online poker bill
9 May 2017
Sen. John Bonacic's bill S3898, which saw movement last year, will again be sent to the Senate for further consideration.»
GAN receives New Jersey gaming license
19 April 2017
The developer and supplier has been granted a U.S. license by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, enabling it to conduct internet gaming in the state.»
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