Our Mission
iGamingPlayer.com: Your Guide to LEGAL Online Gambling
iGamingPlayer.com is your source for news and information about LEGAL online gambling throughout North America. Working only with licensed, regulated providers, we guarantee that your online play is safe, secure and protected.
Who We Are
As one of the first licensed affiliates in New Jersey, iGP provides extensive coverage and offers from online casinos, sports books and iLotteries in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Nevada, with other states soon to follow.
What We Do
At iGP, we bring you:
- Promotions
- Tournament action
- Website profiles
- Reviews of safe, secure and legal games
- News on every sport and how it impacts sports bettors
- Game guides that cover blackjack, poker, sports betting, horseracing, iLottery and more.
We also keep you up-to-date on the changing online gaming landscape. As more states legalize online casino games and sports betting, you’ll hear it first at iGP.
What’s Your Game?
iGamingPlayer’s coverage extends to horse racing, with a complete listing of tracks in North America along with upcoming events and analysis.
Our sports betting section covers the basics of betting with expert commentary and betting suggestions.
Our iLottery coverage extends to Pennsylvania and Michigan with promos and coverage of this exciting extension of the lottery.
“As online gaming spreads across the U.S., there are many questions that new—and even experienced players—have about playing online,” says Roger Gros, president of iGamingPlayer.com and publisher emeritus of Global Gaming Business, the gaming industry’s leading trade publication. “With decades of experience in the casino industry, we’re uniquely qualified to guide these players in the online gaming and sports betting universe, and pledge to provide our readers with the most comprehensive website to review and profile legal, regulated North American online gambling options.”
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History Playbook
On This Day In Sports History
On July 21, 1919, the Wingfoot Air Express—a 160-foot Goodyear dirigible—passed over Comiskey Park during a White Sox-Yankees game before suddenly bursting into flames. In full view of 14,000 horrified fans, the airship plunged 1,200 feet into a downtown Chicago bank. The disaster stopped the game and killed 13 people (three on board, 10 on the ground) while injuring 27 others.
On This Day In Sports History
On July 20, 1954, 19-year-old tennis sensation Maureen Connolly’s career tragically ended when a cement truck spooked and then struck her horse in her hometown of San Diego. The accident left Connolly with a broken leg and severed calf muscles. Before the injury, she had already captured nine Grand Slam singles titles—beginning at age 16 at the U.S. Nationals (now the U.S. Open)—and swept all four major tournaments in 1953 while dropping just a single set. She passed away from cancer in 1969 at just 34 years old.
