Industry
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Everything You Need To Know About The Michigan Online Gambling Bill
Pending a signature from Gov. Rick Snyder, Michigan will become the fifth state to legalize online gambling. As the clock ticked down on its 2018 legislative session, the...
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Here’s Why DOJ Should Keep Its Mitts Off Wire Act, Online Gambling
Everything you need to know about the 2011 DOJ opinion affirming states' rights to legalize online gambling — and what a reversal could mean.
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DraftKings Casino Now Spreading Online Blackjack In New Jersey
Once a daily fantasy sports specialist, DraftKings has quickly expanded into both sports betting and online casino games in New Jersey.
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Whatever Happened To Online Poker In California?
As California has been a frontrunner to legalize online poker for most of a decade without success, industry experts chime in on the hurdles.
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US Senator Hoping Third Time Is The Charm In Quest To Ban Online Gambling
Lindsey Graham can't quit his crusade against online gambling. The Senator from South Carolina plans to grill another AG nominee on the Wire Act.
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Another Month, Another Record For New Jersey Online Casino Revenue
The NJ online gambling industry broke its own record again in November with just shy of $27 million in total revenue for the month.
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888 Strengthens US Online Poker Arm With All American Poker Network Buyout
After five years of involvement in a joint venture, 888 Holdings has acquired 100 percent ownership of the All American Poker Network.
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US Senator On Sports Betting Proposal: Bad Actors, Tainted Assets Need Not Apply
Draft legislation for a federal sports betting framework being circulated by Sen. Orrin Hatch touches on several issues familiar to online poker supporters.
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History Of Online Gambling Expansion Raises Questions For Sports Betting In 2019
Most analysts expect legal sports betting to spread rapidly across the country. So far so good, but don't be surprised if legislation suddenly stagnates.
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New York, Illinois Among Prime Candidates For Online Gambling Legislation In 2019
A preliminary rundown of the top five online gambling candidates for 2019: Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, New York, and West Virginia.
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California Tribes Get Their Hands Dirty, File Lawsuit Against Card Clubs
The legality of "California" games could be settled once and for all now that two tribes have filed a lawsuit against the state's card clubs.
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PokerStars Inks Eldorado Deal; Is Nevada Online Gambling In The Cards?
PokerStars and Eldorado Resorts have inked a long-term deal that could see the online poker giant active in as many as 13 US states.
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Another Member Of Congress, Another Terrible Argument To Ban Online Gambling
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner appears to be going after online gambling as he takes preliminary steps toward federal sports betting legislation.
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Oklahoma Tribe Launches Rake-Free Online Poker, But Not For US Players
Grey Snow Poker is based on Native American land in Oklahoma, but the rake-free online poker platform is not open to US players.
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Penn National Motoring Into Detroit With Greektown Casino Acquisition
Penn has gambling ambitions that reach well beyond its Pennsylvania roots, including a plan to enter the Michigan market via Greektown.
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Pay Attention, America; UK Raises Gambling Taxes to 21 Percent
The UK gambling industry has a high rate of channeling to the regulated market and plenty of analysis to back up its decision to raise...
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PokerStars One Piece Of The Pie, But Stars Group Hungry For Sports Betting
Online poker represents an increasingly small share of The Stars Group's total revenue, with recent acquisitions and ambitions centered on sports betting.
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Casinos In New Jersey And Pennsylvania See Online Gambling Opportunity Across The Border
Don't be surprised if you see more Pennsylvania casinos ship their online gambling products across the border into New Jersey — and vice versa.
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Kindred Group Reports Steep Growth For Unibet Poker; Preparing For US Debut?
Kindred Group's Q3 results show steep growth for online poker abroad, underscoring plans to import the Unibet platform into the expanding US market.
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Busy Week For Caesars Includes Earnings, Partnerships And Pending CEO Change
CEO Mark Frissora will leave the company, Caesars announced on Thursday alongside a favorable third-quarter earnings report.
