The New York Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman, on Tuesday sent a letter to FanDuel and DraftKings informing them he was ordering an investigation in the recent controversy involving the daily fantasy sports services. Schneiderman asked for the names, job titles, and job descriptions of the employees who complile and aggresgate
Milton McGregor is preparing to reopen VictoryLand's gaming area after an Alabama judge said the state's closure of its casino operators was discriminatory. Alabama Circuit Judge William Shashy used the term "cherry picking" to describe Alabama's enforcement of its own gambling laws. The state shut down VictoryLand in 2013. VictoryLand
Resorts Casino owner Morris Bailey, whose casino will partner with PokerStars, spoke about the decision of the Division of Gaming Enforcement this week to approve PokerStars for the New Jersey gaming market. Bailey said he was looking forward to launching the new service after the standard test pariod. Testament to
Retired NBA Commissioner David Stern reversed his position on Thursday when he called for sports betting to be legalized in the United States. Late last year, Stern's successor, Adam Silver, called for the legalization of sports gambling. David Stern was speaking in Manhattan on Thursday at a sports and digital
On October 1, 2015, the Division of Gaming Enforcement gave the long-awaited approval to PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker to enter the online gambling market in New Jersey. Since October 2013, the DGE has held up the licensing approval process, due to concerns over the poker site's old ownership's troubles
Connecticut's Assistant Attorney General, Robert Deichert, has filed a motion with US District Judge Alvin Thompson, asking him to dismiss a lawsuit by MGM Resorts against Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun. The filing states that MGM Resorts has no legal right to sue the Connecticut tribal casinos. The lawsuit attempts to
The Global Gaming Expo on the Las Vegas Strip this weekend is expected to see the debut of slot machines with skill gaming elements. The exposure provided by the GGE could be a make-or-break proposition for some aspiring game designers, while it's a chance for gamblers to see what the
Sheldon Adelson appears to have shifted his goals from the passage of the original Restore America's Wire Act (RAWA) to a less ambitious plan called "RAWA Lite". The new proposed legislation is planned at building a firewall against states passing pro-online gambling legislation. The new plan is more defensive in
The Las Vegas Sands has ended its lobbying efforts in the state of Florida, bringing to an end an attempt to build an integrated resort-casino in the Miami area. Sheldon Adelson decided over the weekend to call an end to the lobbying effort, according to a key lobbyist for the
On Saturday, September 4, viewers of ESPN college games were treated to something new: alerts that point spreads were in jeopardy. During a game between Michigan State and Western Michigan, in which MSU was an 18-point favorite, ESPN broke into games to announce that Western Michigan had scored to bring
In a case brought by 21 former servers at the casino, New Jersey state appellate court ruled that the Borgata has a right to regulate its waitresses' weights. The same judges decided that a court has to decide whether Atlantic City casino made mistakes in how they enforced their policies.
Mississippi is selling bonds backed by its gambling taxes for the first time. The decision comes after Mississippi's take of casino revenues fell to its lowest level since 1997. That represents a historic decline for a state once known as the second most important gaming hub east of the Mississippi
