Gambling
CA Would Require Voters to Decide on Legalized Sports Betting
State lawmakers and tribes who run California casinos say voters would have to change the state’s Constitution before legal sports betting could come to the nation’s most populous state.
New York State Wants to Speed Up Legislative Process for Sports Betting
It's official! The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that individual states can allow legalized sports wagering and now New York State residents are permitted to bet on NBA, NFL and other sports.
Offshore Bookmakers React to Supreme Court Decision on Sports Betting: BetDSI Says 'Mixed Bag'
Gambling911.com had an opportunity to sit down with Scott Cooley of BetDSI.com to discuss Monday's landmark Supreme Court decision allowing states to offer legalized sports betting
Gaming Stocks Surge on US Supreme Court Decision
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a federal ban on sports betting that will now permit individual states to allow the activity at their own discretion.
DraftKings Will Begin Offering Sports Betting in US Following Decision
Daily fantasy sports operator DraftKings says it's poised to enter the sports betting market after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal law that bans gambling on sports in most states.
Job Options for College Kids in the World of Sports Betting
College is a wonderful experience meant to help young adults grow as individuals and help steer them onto their future job path.
UK Bookmaker Spent Millions Ahead of US Supreme Court Ruling to Legalize Sports Betting Nationwide
The United Kingdom's biggest bookmaker, William Hill, is one of many that look to capitalize on the U.S. Supreme Court decision Monday to legalize sports betting in all 50 states, though some like Utah could opt out.
NJ Wins Supreme Court Case to Have Sports Betting Legalized in US
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday paved the way for states to legalize sports betting in a defeat for the major American sports leagues, endorsing New Jersey’s bid to allow such wagering and striking down a 1992 federal law that prohibited it in most places.
MLB Ready to Embrace Sports Betting
The U.S. Supreme Court has just found in favor of legalized sports betting in the United States.
Registration for CEEGC 2018 Budapest Now Open: Latest Highlights
The organizers of the Central and Eastern European Gaming Conference (CEEGC) are excited to announce that the registrations for the third edition of the annual event is now open.
Evolution Gaming News
Find all the latest news pertaining to Evolution Gaming, a popular live dealer online casino developer
Mobser Who Once Survived Attempted Assassination Outside IHOP on Trial for Murder
Anthony Cardinale, a defense lawyer who has represented mobsters, described the trial of 84-year-old Francis P. Salemme as a “last vestige” of such federal prosecutions.
Weird Laws 101: Cops in Kansas Can't Have Sex During Traffic Stops
Bookmaking in the state of Kansas is technically against the law, but so too is shooting rabbits from a motor vehicle, catching a fish with one's bare hands and hitting a vending machine that stole your money. Now comes another weird law.
These Are The 4 Weekend Parlays That Will Boost Bookies' Profit
Promoted parlays help online bookie agents generate more business. This weekend, there are 4 parlays that, if promoted properly, can generate cash and increase action. Find out what they are, and how to promote them right here.
Latvia Gambling Problems With Slot Machines on the Rise
One of the downsides to real money gambling is real money losses. Too many people get caught up in their desire to hit it rich, especially on slot machines, as the most popular form of casino-style gambling around the globe. 200 people submitted applications to take part in this program, but nothing is being done to keep anyone out of the Latvia gambling halls.
What Will Happen If Vegas Casino Employees Go On Strike? Will I Be Able to Gamble?
Should Las Vegas casino employees vote to go on strike, one can anticipate the city will be completely crippled. Here is what you need to know if planning a trip to Vegas
Vegas Could be Crippled as Strike Possibility Looms
The union representing 50,000 Las Vegas casino employees whose contracts will expire at the end of the month announced Wednesday the workers are set to vote on whether to strike, a move that could cripple the city.
Hard Rock Granted Atlantic City License
Hard Rock had an easy time with New Jersey gambling regulators on Wednesday, gaining a license to reopen a casino and begin Atlantic City's recovery from a string of gambling hall closures on a property that President Donald Trump once hailed as "the eighth wonder of the world."
5th Accuser Claims Former NY AG was Violent Towards Her
A fifth woman has accused the former New York State Attorney General of being violent towards her.
Hard Rock Seeks Casino License in Atlantic City
New Jersey gambling regulators are expected to decide whether to grant a casino license to the new Hard Rock property.
Casino Employees Want Sex Harassment Policy to Apply to Guests Also
Casino industry representatives and workers told Nevada gambling regulators that their initial policy draft proposal to address sexual harassment in the workplace needs more work.
Mississippi Casino Makes a Penny Slots Player a Millionaire
One of the bigger news stories out of Memphis last Thursday as reported by News Channel 3 was a $3.5 million hit at a penny slot machine at a Tunica casino in Mississippi.
Up in Smoke: Ceasar's Ends Drug Testing Policy
Caesars Entertainment Corp. has announced it will no longer screen job candidates for marijuana use as a condition of employment. The state of Nevada has legalized marijuana for recreational use.
Déjà vu for Online Gambling Operators as Another Disgraced AG Resigns After Crippling Sector
NY State Attorney General to step down by end of day Tuesday following accusations he was violent against women
France's Gambling Market Explodes
PricePerPlayer.com, which provides sportsbook software to bookmakers and agents, reported Monday on the growing gambling market in France.
AG Behind DraftKings, FanDuel Crackdown Accused of Violence Against Four Women, Resigns
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is being asked to step down by that state's Governor Andrew Cuomo following allegations he attacked at least four different women.
Regulators Agree to Remove Steve Wynn From Casino License
State casino regulators agreed on Monday to remove Steve Wynn’s name from the license his former company was issued to operate a $2.4 billion resort casino under construction near Boston.
Guardian: The Billion Dollar 'Male Dominated" eSports Gaming Industry
There is a reason why online sportsbooks, at least those catering to the North American market and Asia, have been promoting eSports wagering over the likes of Hockey, Basketball and even the NFL. It's now a billion dollar industry and gamers are easily converted into gamblers.
Unions Still Object to 'Do Not Disturb' Do Disturb Anyway Policy
The union representing thousands of housekeepers in Las Vegas last week said Caesars Entertainment has rejected a proposal to include language in a new contract that would protect workers if a "Do Not Disturb" sign has been hanging on a doorknob for more than 24 hours.
LeoVegas Revenues Up 76 Percent, Organic Growth Up 40 Percent
LeoVegas, the online gambling behemoth ranked number one by LiveCasino.com, has revealed a 76% increase in its revenue over the last quarter of 2018 and 40% increase in organic growth.
