Online Gambling News


Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 9/05/2014

Lines are being drawn. Politicians are choosing their sides. The issue is coming to the front of everyone's minds, even going so far as to land a (poorly written, severely one-sided) feature story in Newsweek this week. Internet gambling is becoming a hot issue.


Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 9/04/2014

As we approach the end of 2014, it may feel like we've made little to no progress in regards to the expansion of legalized online gambling. There's a lot of things going on behind the scenes, but there's very little to show for it. According to one expert, that'll all change in 2015.


Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 9/03/2014

By this point, we know the whole song and dance. We know that while other countries are making sweeping changes to their stance on online gambling, we're going state by state. Three states have legalized it, and many more are considering it. We can now throw another state into that pile.





Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 8/07/2014

It’s really frustrating to deal with technology in the United States. While other countries around us embrace it and utilize it properly, we’re constantly stuck twenty years in the past and price gouging for it.


Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 8/06/2014

By now, you’re undoubtedly educated on the struggle to legalize online gambling. You know that it’s legal in three states, and that there’s a push to legalize it in more, but there’s a massive amount of opposition to it, specifically, Sheldon Adelson and his group of lobbyists.


Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 8/05/2014

Way back in 1996, online gambling had a bad reputation. The sites were known to be virus-filled, and most people stayed away from them. Around the turn of the century, that all changed.



Nicola Davidson
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Nicola Davidson on 7/31/2014

For months, Pennsylvania has had pending legislation in regards to online gaming. Officials in Pennsylvania have been closely watching how Delaware, Nevada, and New Jersey have been doing in regards to the amount of money that they’re bringing in through online gambling. Now, one casino is testing the waters.