The Australian Senate passed the 2016 Internet Gambling Amendment Bill, which prohibits offshore online poker sites, on Wednesday. The IGA Amendment goes into effect in 30 days. When the IGA
read full storyVideo gaming terminals or VGTs might derail Pennsylvania’s online gambling bill yet. Though the Pennsylvania Senate have declared VGTs a dead letter, members of the Pennsylvania House continue to support
read full storyThe American Gaming Association rolled out a new responsible gaming initiative in Las Vegas this week. The AGA’s new code of conduct is a response to a pair of high-profile
read full storyBorgata is suing Gemaco, the playing card manufacturer behind the Phil Ivey edge-sorting scandal at Borgata and Crockfords Casino. Borgata won a $10.1 million judgment against Phil Ivey and Kelly
read full storyYouStake CEO Frank DeGeorge filed suit against the US Securities and Exchange Commission and its chairman, Jay Clayton, asking for the SEC’s investigation to be dropped. The filing was Case5:17CV00065
read full storyNew Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement hopes to make player liquidity deals with Nevada and Pennsylvania. Longtime DGE Director David Rebuck says New Jersey gaming laws ties his agency’s hands
read full storyAmerican casino companies are cooling on big investments in Japan’s gaming market, due to new regulations being considered by the Japanese Diet. When Shinzo Abe’s government announces proposals in the
read full storyCalifornia might legalize sports betting, if Assemblymember Adam Gray introduced a constitutional amendment gains support in the state legislature. Adam Gray introduced a sports wagering bill to the California legislature
read full storyThe Pennsylvania Senate approved a $2.2 billion revenue package by two-vote margin, including a $200 million gambling expansion. The bill now heads to the Pennsyvlania House, where it faces an
read full storyGov. Chris Christie of New Jersey signed an Internet gambling bill on Friday formally calling on President Donald Trump not to ban online gambling at the federal level. Gov. Christie
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