U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania wants an online gambling ban, much like his predecessor in the 8th congressional district, Michael Fitzpatrick, once did. The continuity is no coincidence, because
read full storyKentucky is facing a large budget deficit as well as a public pension debt, but its leaders do not plan to turn to casino gambling. That was the word from
read full storyPennsylvania lawmakers might decide upon a one-year fix for their budget deficit, a move which might shelve all gambling legislation until 2018. Postponing a budget fix is one of several
read full storyNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo warned the Seneca Nation they would face retaliation if they stop making casino revenue payments. Earlier this year, the Seneca Nation threatened to stop making
read full storyTilman Fertitta, whose Fertitta Entertainment Inc. owns Golden Nugget Lake Charles, criticized Louisiana slot machine laws at a conference this week. Mr. Fertitta’s remarks were made at a meeting of
read full storyThe $25 million a year Red Water Casino project is in danger, after a judge ruled Mississippi voters should decided the issue. Chief Phyllis Anderson of the Mississippi Band of
read full storyNew Jersey is considering a new amendment to its skill-based gaming laws to lower minimum return-to-player (RTP) requirements. That might sound like a bad proposition for players, but it means
read full storyThe Pennsylvania Senate Law & Justice Committee scheduled a hearing to discuss online gaming and video gambling terminals on Tuesday, September 19. That meeting should set the agenda on online
read full storyIf the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down a federal ban on sports betting, the nation’s 450-plus tribal casinos could face issues launching legal sportsbooks on their reservations. Because gambling is
read full storyNew Texas poker rooms are opening in the Lone Star State, but brick-and-mortar card rooms exist in a legal gray area. As the poker clubs toy around with new moneymaking
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