New Jersey Lawmakers Urge U.S. DOJ to Keep iGaming Legal
February 1, 2018
New Jersey’s delegation to the U.S. Congress, including up-and-coming Senator Cory Booker (l.), wrote to
New Jersey’s delegation to the U.S. Congress, including up-and-coming Senator Cory Booker (l.), wrote to
The first revenues from Pennsylvania’s legalization of online gaming is likely to come from online
Sports betting platform supplier SBTech and iGaming software supplier GAN are partnering on a sports
A bill that would legalize and regulate daily fantasy sports in Nebraska has been stymied
A bill to legalize and regulate “interactive gaming” was introduced by West Virginia state Delegate
PokerStars has begun sharing online poker player pools between players in France and Spain. The
Verizon Communications Inc. is reportedly studying the possibility of entering the U.S. online sports betting
Most online casino sites have introductory offers for newcomers. The offers get refreshed at the
The popularity of Golden Nugget Atlantic City’s live dealer online games has led the casino
PlaySugarHouse.com has launched a new promotion “King Cash’s $50,000 Race to SugarHouse,” where players race
Ohio has legalized fantasy sports and put it under the watchful eye of the Ohio
Authentic Gaming has teamed up with Foxwoods Resort Casino to provide live stream roulette games
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