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U.S. Senator Mark Warner recently became the latest federal lawmaker to call for a federal online gambling ban. On July 5, the Virginia Democrat sent a letter to Attorney General
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State Sen. Mike Kowall introduced a new online gambling bill in Michigan’s legislature last week. Senate Bill 0203 is the second attempt this year to pass Michigan online gaming regulations.
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Satellite casinos have been added to the Pennsylvania online gambling bill in an effort to raise more revenues from gaming. Up to 10 brick-and-mortar satellite casinos could be placed in
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U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent (R-PA) plans to attach anti-online gambling legislation onto the Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2018. Dent’s inclusion is Restore America’s Wire Act (RAWA), a bill supported by Republican
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Video gambling terminals or “VGTs” will be excluded from the Pennsylvania omnibus gambling bill, according to Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati, R-Jefferson. Scarnati predicts a vote on the gambling
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PokerStars announced today it would match funds dollar-for-dollar in PKR.com player accounts. PKR customers only need to transfer their money to a PokerStars account in order to cash out their
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The Massachusetts Special Commission on Online Gaming, Fantasy Sports Gaming, and Daily Fantasy Sports gave their recommendations for iGaming this week. The group announced they would favor the “omnibus” approach
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The future of Illinois online gambling remains cloudy, as the Democrat-controlled legislature and Republican governor continue a budget standoff. The Illinois Senate overrode Gov. Bruce Rauner’s veto of a $36
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An obscure provision in a 2008 law might cause Atlantic City’s casinos to close during the New Jersey government shutdown. The 2008 law was passed during the Corzine Administration to
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Pennsylvania lawmakers are ready to pass a $32 billion budget when they return from the long 4th of July Weekend. Gov. Tom Wolf and congressional leaders indicated they would wait
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