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On Wednesday, Maine became the 15th U.S. state to legalize and regulate daily fantasy sports. DFS contests are categorized as a game of skill under Maine gaming laws. The bill
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Video 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
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The delayed Pennsylvania gaming bill is costing cities millions in casino host fees. For the past few years, Pennsylvania casinos pay a $10 million hosting fee to the cities and
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If the U.S. Congress passes Restore America’s Wire Act (RAWA), it could set back the American brick-and-mortar casino industry 20 to 25 years. Slot machines linked over wide-area networks on
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The Georgia Republican Party passed a resolution this weekend opposing casino gambling. In announcing its resolution, Georgia GOP (GAGOP) said that casino gambling leads to higher crime rates and higher
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The Pueblo of Pojoaque Tribe of New Mexico agreed to a new gambling compact with the state this week. The tribe, which owns Buffalo Thunder Casino near Santa Fe, has
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Borgata 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
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Updating yesterday’s story, State Sen. Raymond Lesniak introduced a bill that would allow New Jersey to negotiate poker player liquidity deals with other US states and foreign countries. Raymond Lesniak’s
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YouStake 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
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New 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
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