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Pennsylvania and Michigan Ready to Join US Sports Betting Fight

Lawmakers in Pennsylvania and Michigan are gearing up to join New Jersey in the fight for legalized sports betting in the United States. There's just one catch, they want New Jersey to foot the bill. Early this week, Pennsylvania State Rep. Robert Matzie wrote in a memo to fellow lawmakers that he's planning on introducing…

Supreme Court Delay Boosts NJ Sports Betting Hopes

The State of New Jersey's dreams of legalizing sports betting were boosted slightly on Tuesday when the US Supreme Court asked the US Solicitor General to file a brief on the matter. It's a move that will actually delay the court's decision as to whether it will take on the case at all, but it's…

Atlantic City Casinos Post First Revenue Gains in a Decade

Atlantic City casino owners might be among the very small number of people who thought 2016 was a pretty awesome year. After all, it was the first time in a decade that the city's casinos actually posted positive revenue. Much of that success, it turns out, was due to an increase in internet gambling. According…

Icahn Surrenders Casino License and Slips Poison Pill in Taj Mahal Deed

Trump Taj Mahal owner Carl Icahn is planning to surrender his New Jersey gaming license this week, but he's not going to go down quietly. The billionaire investor is planting poison pills in the building's deed to make certain that if it ever becomes a casino again, he gets a cut of the action. Icahn's…

NJ Senate Approves Icahn Casino Punishment Bill

New Jersey lawmakers have passed a bill that punishes casino owners who shutter their doors with a five-year casino time out. It's a measure that's aimed squarely at punishing Trump Taj Mahal owner Carl Icahn, who closed his casino at the height of a recent labor dispute with his employees. It's generally believed that Icahn…

Judge Sides with Borgata in Phil Ivey Edge Sorting Case

Phil Ivey has been ordered to pay back $10.1 million he won from the Borgata Casino in 2012 while using an advantage play method known as, "edge sorting." U.S. District Judge Noel Hillman ruled that Ivey's methods violated the New Jersey Gaming Control Act which made the massive roll illegal. Ivey will not, however, be…

AGA Jumps in New Jersey Sports Betting Case

The American Gaming Association (AGA), along with five US states, have joined the State of New Jersey's fight to legalize sports betting in the United States. It's just the latest twist in an ongoing legal saga that's taken on new dimension since the shock election of US leader Donald Trump. Along with the AGA, Arizona;…

NJ Congressman Calls for Total Revamp of US Gambling Laws

New Jersey Congressman Frank Pallone is getting ready to introduce a bill that would massively reshape the nature of US gambling laws. Pallone's proposed measure would do everything from legalize sports betting to undoing PAPSA. The big question now is whether or not he's got the political juice to push his bill through America's most…

Atlantic City Rolls Out US Casino First: Skill-Based Slot Machines

As part of their seemingly never-ending bid to get off of life support, Atlantic City casinos are rolling out an American first: skill-based slot machines. Use of the machines, which are produced by a New York firm called GameCo, Inc., was approved during a late-night meeting of the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE)…

Atlantic City Continues to Bleed as Trump Taj Mahal Shuts Down for Good

Atlantic City's, seemingly, never-ending bloodbath took another victim this week as the Trump Taj Mahal shut it doors for good. The casino is the fourth in AC to close to since 2014 and is leaving more than 3,000 workers without jobs. Though the once glitzy jewel of the Atlantic City Boardwalk carries the name of…