Internet Gaming Fraudsters Beware – You Are Being Watched
Hackers trying to defraud NJ online gambling sites may want to think twice, as they stand little chance against the NJDGE and GeoComply.
Category : Industry
Caesars Acquires Equity Stake In DraftKings For Licensure Help
by Brian Pempus
On Monday, Caesars Entertainment and DraftKings announced a deal for online sports gambling in emergent U.S. markets.
Legislation Filed In Texas For Online Sports Betting
by Brian Pempus
The state of Texas is home to one of the largest potential sports betting markets in the country, and now there's a bill on the
Reality Check: How Much Will States Really Make On Sports Betting?
A 2017 Oxford study commissioned by the American Gaming Association shows that some lawmakers are promising unreasonable revenue.
D.C. Mayor Signs Sports Betting Legislation, But Questions Remain
by Brian Pempus
Legal sports betting is one step closer to launching in the District of Columbia, but controversy and questions still remain.
Industry Expert On Wire Act Reversal: This Is Not Another UIGEA
by Eric Raskin
"I think comparing it to UIGEA is a massive overreaction," says Joe Brennan Jr. of the Department of Justice's newly issued Wire Act opinion.
Massachusetts Governor Moves All-In On Sports Betting, And DraftKings Approves
by Brian Pempus
The Bay State is now home to several sports betting proposals, but the governor is backing his own, setting the stage for a serious push.
DOJ Sports Betting Opinion: Mainstream Media Spreads Misinformation; Sows Confusion
by John Brennan
Media outlets are misleading the public into thinking that due to the DOJ's reinterpretation of the Wire Act, all online gambling is illegal.
New Jersey Has ‘Great Concerns’ As Feds Prepare New Legal Opinion On iGaming
by Brian Pempus
Former NJ State Senator Ray Lesniak says his state is ready to protect its online gaming and sports betting industries from federal meddling.
PokerStars Lets Gordon Vayo Off The Hook For $280K In Attorney Fees
by Brian Pempus
The world's largest regulated poker site is no longer asking a federal court in California to award it attorneys' fees from a WSOP runner-up.