US Online Poker
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Turf War: Why The Michigan Lottery Wants Casinos To Stay Out Of The Online Gambling Business
Michigan's hopes of legalizing online casino and poker could come down to convincing the state lottery that its revenues won't be impacted.
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WSOP: NJ Online Poker Players Can Compete For Bracelets Despite Wire Act Worries
Despite the looming threat of the Department of Justice’s enforcement of the Wire Act, NJ online poker players will still get the opportunity to compete in...
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A Big Gambling Conference Comes To Boston: A Guide To ICE North America
The largest European gaming conference and trade show is branching out to the US. Here's what to expect when ICE comes to Boston May 13-15.
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Michigan Online Gambling Bill Needs More Work To Get Past Governor
The path to Michigan online gambling might not be so easy this year, as the new governor expressed similar concerns to her veto-happy predecessor.
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NH Lottery Vendor Says DOJ ‘Charade Must End’ In Wire Act Case’s Latest Filing
The New Hampshire Lottery minced few words in its latest filing on the federal court case about the scope of the Wire Act and its...
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Massachusetts Provides The Roadmap For Expanding Gambling The Right Way
Massachusetts has seen its fair share of controversies since it legalized casino gambling in 2011. But it's also produced a number of successes.
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Here’s Why Some Casinos Want You To Register Online Gambling Accounts In Person
Registering an online gambling or sports betting account is supposed to be a matter of convenince, but some operators want it to be as inconveninet...
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Online Gambling’s ‘Bad Actor’ Debate Reignites As Sports Betting Spreads
An old, familiar friend made an appearance during a March 27 subcommittee hearing on Illinois sports betting: Bad actors. When I reference bad actors I’m not...
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Could US Online Poker Be On The Verge Of A Gold Rush?
West Virginia recently legalized online gambling, but will passage in the Mountain State provide a shot in the arm for legislative efforts elsewhere?
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Pennsylvania Online Gambling Moves To The Launchpad; T-Minus 90 Days
Nearly 18 months after the governor signed the enabling legislation, Pennsylvania has a date for the launch of online gambling: July 15.
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NJ Blows Away Online Casino Record With Almost $40 Million In Revenue
New Jersey generated over $39 million in online casino and poker revenue in March, a record for the state by more than $5 million. NJ...
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Michigan Senator: Online Casino, Poker Bill Could Be To Governor By June
Michigan Sen. Curtis Hertel, who played a key role in getting the Lawful Internet Gaming Act passed last year, has a family connection to the...
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Instant Reaction To The Wire Act Hearing: How Well Did It Go For Online Gambling?
The first oral arguments just took place in federal court on a case about the Wire Act that has sweeping ramifications for lotteries and online...
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Here Comes Ohio Online Lottery? Launch Could Come As Soon As 2020
The Ohio Lottery is poised to become the next state to institute a mobile component. Last week during a House Finance Subcommittee on Primary and...
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Arguments In Wire Act Lawsuit Begin In New Hampshire Federal Court — Live Updates
A federal judge in New Hampshire is hearing arguments in the legal challenge to the new Wire Act opinion issued by the US Department of...
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DOJ ‘Did Not Address’ Lotteries In Wire Act Opinion, Deputy AG Rosenstein Says In Memo
A new memo from the US Department of Justice says that state lotteries are not at all impacted by the DOJ's reinterpretation of the Wire Act,...
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FanDuel Sportsbook Spurring ‘Accelerated Growth’ For Betfair Online Casino In NJ
Crossover FanDuel Sportsbook customers are delivering “accelerated growth” for Betfair Casino and altering the dynamic of the NJ online casino segment.
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Not Just Sports Betting; DraftKings Scooping Up NJ Online Casino Market Share
Since planting its flag in the world of online casino gambling, DraftKings has grabbed market share and transformed Resorts’ monthly revenue in New Jersey.
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NH Lottery Director Expects Decision In Wire Act Lawsuit By End Of May
Arguments in the New Hampshire lawsuit challenging the Wire Act opinion begin in 10 days, and one of the litigants expects a fairly quick resolution.
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Former DOI Solicitor General Discusses The Complexities Of Tribal Gambling
Hilary Tompkins, formerly with the US Department of Interior, walks OPR though the complexities of tribal sports betting and gambling.
