Week of May 15, 2017

The focus for the regulated online gambling industry continues to be on Pennsylvania. It's becoming less clear if that state has a path to passage.

Meanwhile, New York is approaching a critical juncture in the legislative calendar. Without action soon on the Assembly side, chances for a bill to pass in 2017 will quickly drop toward zero

While our coverage occasionally reaches into nearly every corner of online gaming, Online Poker Report has a few primary focus areas.

Regulated U.S. Online Poker

The bulk of our coverage is focused on the markets for regulated, legal, online poker in New Jersey, Nevada, and Delaware, along with other states in the U.S., including California and Pennsylvania, that are considering regulated online poker.

Our coverage spans regulatory updates, legislative developments, market analysis, and day-to-day news that may be of interest not only to those following the markets, but also online poker players who participate in them.

Online Gambling Regulation in America

Along with specific coverage of online poker, we also explore the broader topic of online gambling regulation in the United States, including casino and lottery games.

Our companion site - LegalSportsReport.com - is where you'll find our coverage of issues related to daily fantasy sports and legal sports betting in the U.S.. We also cover the convergence of esports and gambling at EsportsBettingReport.com and the consumer perspective on NJ online casinos at PlayNJ.com.

The Global Online Poker Market

Recently, we have started to expand our coverage beyond the U.S. into the global market for online poker, including jurisdictions such as the UK's regulated online poker market. We made this decision as the leading companies involved in one market increasingly started to mirror companies in another, and as the innovations from - and the challenges facing - the international online poker market became increasingly relevant for the American online poker industry as well.