For the past three weeks, we’ve been discussing how New Jersey is looking to expand online gambling by allowing for sports betting. These sites would be set up, sites would have welcome bonuses or no deposit bonuses to drive customers in, and everyone would be happy.
Several months ago, it was revealed that Sheldon Adelson donated a significant amount of money in 2012 – something to the tune of a hundred million dollars – to the Republican Party, which includes Rick Perry.
If you’ve been following our news stories for the past few weeks, you know that there’s been a lot of debate over legalizing sports betting in New Jersey. A lot of places had begun preparing for sports betting, but progress was halted and it looked like it wasn’t going to happen.
This past week, Ireland’s Minister of Finance, Michael Noonan, announced that Ireland will be adopting a new online gambling tax designed to raise more money for the country. [...]
At the G2E conference this past week, NBC News reporter Jane Wells was able to sit down and talk with Wynn Resorts Chairman and CEO Steve Wynn for an exclusive interview. She took the chance to ask if he believed in Internet gambling.
At the G2E Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas on Wednesday, October 1st, Sheldon Adelson once again spoke out against online gambling, saying that there’s “no reason casinos should be in the pockets of every single American”.
Several months ago, we posted about how Delaware had less than desirable revenue numbers during the Summer months.
For some, the idea of a virtual currency is laughable. After all, how could a virtual item be exchanged for something physical? Logically, it doesn’t make sense, but that’s the world we live in.
Citizens of Pennsylvania should be rejoicing this morning, as it’s been revealed that the state is likely to approve online gambling. The announcement came during a one-on-one interview with Pennsylvania House Gaming Oversight Committee Executive William Thomas.
While we bicker back and forth, state by state, on whether to allow online gambling, the rest of the world – most of it, anyway – is going forward with their plan to legalize it. [...]
September 10th, 2013: Cash-o-lot Casino is a new USA-friendly Rival site that launched this month. It's a sister site to Tropica Casino, and accepts players from around the world. The most notable exception is that neither Cash-o-lot or Tropica accept players from Canada.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: another state, noticing the benefits that online gambling can bring, are mulling over the option to legalize it. This time, that state is West Virginia.
