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Ex-Nebraska Coach and Congressman opposes regulated gambling

Former University of Nebraska football coach and US Congressman Tom Osborne is emerging as major player in the fight against regulated gambling in Nebraska. Osborne recently testified in front of a hearing in the Nebraska legislature. In his statements to the committee considering a bill that would allow regulated gambling in the Cornhusker State Osborne…

Colorado casinos almost ready for sports betting

When Colorado voters put their stamp of approval on regulated sports betting last fall, they may not have realized how quickly their local casinos would act when it came to the new offering. According to a report from Denver TV news station KDVR, sportsbook operations at Colorado casinos could be up and running as soon…

Pennsylvania gambling market sees major growth

Pennsylvania's gambling market is one of the more underrated markets in the country. For years, land-based Keystone State casinos have been leeching off players from nearby Atlantic City, forcing New Jersey operators to rely more on online gambling and sports betting to make ends meet. These days, Pennsylvania casinos are still raking in big bucks,…

Michigan next in line to approve sports betting, online gambling

Michigan lawmakers are putting the finishing touches, and votes, on two bills that would legalize and regulate sports betting and online gambling in the state. It's a move that's receiving bipartisan support in the Michigan state house and should be very well received by the people of Michigan (who are already engaging in both activities).…

Social gaming advocates organize in Washington State

Social gaming is under fire in the state of Washington and the players who love it are, apparently, taking up the fight to save their beloved past time. At the heart of their fight is a growing move in Washington to label social gaming casinos as real casinos when players are allowed to purchase chips.…

Google finally allows American online casino ads

After a decades-long battle with the online casino industry, Google has decided to allow advertisements for online gambling in some parts of the United States. The move acknowledges the reality of American online gambling and represents a real victory for the industry, but is still a long ways from providing total access to its suite…

California Indians support regulated sports betting initiative

Will regulated sports betting finally bring peace to California's fractious gaming industry? Does it have the potential to bring together groups like tribal gaming interests, horse tracks and card rooms together in service of the greater good? The answer to these questions is an amazed, "yes." Late last week, 18 California Indian tribes, including the…

RI Governor under investigation for 'special treatment' of IGT

Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo is facing an official ethics inquiry for her cozy relationship with International Gaming Technology (IGT). Raimondo is accused of providing the international gaming technology powerhouse with a sweetheart deal, no-bid, monopoly on the Rhode Island lottery and slot machines in a deal worth more than $1 billion. At the heart…

New Jersey posts record online gambling revenue for July 2019

New Jersey's stubborn determination to legalize online gambling in an effort to save the failing casinos of Atlantic City is, once again, appears to be working out perfectly. According to numbers recently released by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement July 2019 produced record revenue for the Garden State's online operators with the Golden…

NFL embraces 'predictive gaming' which somehow isn't gambling

For decades, the National Football League (NFL) was one of the loudest voices arguing against regulated sports betting in the United States. The whiny billionaires who own the 32 teams that play professional American football swore up and down that sports betting would damage the integrity of their game and would be nothing short of…