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iGaming Expert Roundtable: How Affiliates Can Rev Up For Regulation [VIDEO AVAILABLE]

An excerpt from “iGaming Expert Roundtable: How Affiliates Can Rev Up For Regulation.” A streamed recording of the full webinar is available free of charge to CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com newsletter subscribers. –> View The Full Webinar <– Still confused about the state of online gambling regulation in the US? You’re not alone, so we stepped in to…

Delaware Online Gambling Launches: What It Means For Casino Affiliates

The State of Delaware took its first step towards full-on, regulated online gambling this week with the launch of three, free-to-play casino sites. It's a big move for the state that, barring any technical disaster, will be the first in the US to offer fully legalized casino gaming... not just poker. Regulated iGaming in, The…

iGaming Expert Roundtable: How Affiliates Can Rev Up For Regulation

Still confused about the state of online gambling regulation in the US? You're not alone, so we've stepped in to bring together some of the top legal experts in the industry who know what's up, and how you can prepare (finally) for regulated iGaming. In our iGaming expert roundtable on October 23, we’ll be hosting…

New Jersey Online Gambling Launch Set for Nov. 23

[caption id="attachment_36958" align="alignright" width="194" caption="NJ DGE Director, David Rebuck"][/caption] New Jersey gaming regulators have set November 23 as the first day of Garden State regulated online gambling. Though no official announcement has come from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE), the news is being reported by multiple, reliable gambling news sources such as…

Bitcoins are Real Currency: Judge’s Ruling

A U.S. District Court judge in Texas has ruled that Bitcoins are officially a form of currency. The ruling came in response to a motion to dismiss a Bitcoin-focused fraud case because the defendant said Bitcoins weren't actually real money. Texas resident Trendon Shavers is accused of scamming would-be investors in his Bitcoin hedge fund,…

New Jersey Posts Affiliate Licensing FAQ

[caption id="attachment_35937" align="alignright" width="194" caption="David Rebuck"][/caption] The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has posted an Internet Gaming FAQ that includes some new information on how branded skins will be regulated. Branded skins are an issue NJ Gaming Enforcement Director David Rebuck has been focusing a lot of time on lately, as he alluded to…

Online Poker Legislation Gets Another Look by Congress

[caption id="attachment_35382" align="alignright" width="297" caption="Texas Congressman, Joe Barton"][/caption] Texas Congressman Joe Barton is the latest Representative to introduce a Federal Online Poker bill. Barton's bill would legalize online poker at the Federal level, while allowing states that aren't interested to opt out of igaming entirely. In a statement to the press, Barton described poker players…

Shining American Moments in Online Gambling History

[caption id="attachment_35185" align="alignright" width="300" caption="The only (legal) game in town until 1978."][/caption] March to Legalization From 1931 until 1978 the State of Nevada was the only place in the United States that offered legal, real-money casino gaming. The Silver State's casino monopoly established Las Vegas as the template for all the casino towns that followed,…

Figures in the Fight for Legal iGaming in America

[caption id="attachment_35018" align="alignright" width="169" caption="Dennis Gomes"][/caption] Dennis Gomes Until the mid-1970's, Las Vegas casinos were, in large part, run by the mob. It was an ugly truth that much of the Nevada gaming industry chose to ignore, but not Dennis Gomes. This tough young go-getter was appointed as the head of Nevada's Gaming Control Board’s…

DuckDuckGo Top 2 Million Daily Searches

Look out, Google! For the first time in its short history, DuckDuckGo, the little-search-engine-that-could, is racking up over two million daily searches. It's an important milestone for the upstart search engine that offers unprecedented levels of privacy. (Remember, DuckDuckGo does not track user IP addresses or search histories.) It's probably no coincidence that DuckDuckGo's big…