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Pennsylvania State Senator Jake Corman indicated he would support the stalled gambling omnibus bill, if the legislature agreed to place a satellite casino in State College. Lawmakers are considering whether
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Gov. Dannel Malloy signed into law a bill which authorized a third casino in Connecticut. The site’s developers want to begin work immediately. Kevin Brown, Chairman of the Mohegan Tribal
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver restated his prediction that legalized sports betting would become settled law in the United States in the near future. In a panel discussion on US sports,
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Disney is funding a petition for the Florida Voter Control of Gambling amendment. If the petition collects 766,200 signatures, a voter control of gambling referendum would be placed on the
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Connecticut approved a legal sports betting bill this week, in case the U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of New Jersey’s challenge of the PASPA sports betting law. At the
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New Hampshire became the fifth U.S. state to legalize online lottery ticket sales today. Illinois, Georgia, Michigan, and Kentucky are the other states with legal online lotto sales. New Hampshire
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Calvin Ayre settled his 5-year legal case with the United States government this week. All felony charges on Calvin Ayre were dropped, while he can reaquire control of the Bodog
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Five New Mexico-based Native American gaming tribes have filed a federal lawsuit against the southwestern U.S. state. The five tribes, which each operate their own casinos, is fighting New Mexico’s
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Phil Ivey’s final appeal before the UK Supreme Court will be heard on Thursday. The appeal stems from the £7.8 million baccarat lawsuit Phil Ivey filed against Crockfords Club. Crockfords,
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North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper (D) vetoed House Bill 511 today, which would have legalized charitable casino nights. Gov. Cooper said the bill might have allowed for-profit operators to masquerade
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