Could NFL Superstars End Up Being Traded in Offseason?

A good amount of star players for their perspective teams could be in new uniforms for the next season. With the likes off Odell Beckham Jr. and Rob Gronkowski being among the star power that could be playing for different teams next season. Gronkowski is likely to be staying with the Patriots as they did trade wide receiver Brandon Cooks to the LA Rams for a couple of draft picks….
Read more...A Lawmaker Finally Asks The Online Gambling Question We’ve Been Waiting To Hear

With the chance that the US Supreme Court will soon strike down the federal prohibition on sports gambling, many state legislatures are attempting to pass sports gaming legislation ahead of the Court’s decision. This process is being handled like a gokd rush, similar to 2016 and 2017, when state lawmakers had set their sights on fantasy sports. Because of their current laser focus on sports betting, legislatures are overlooking another…
Read more...The AGA Might Be Closer To Shifting Its Online Gambling Position With New Members

The nature of casino gaming in the United States is driven by a powerful trade association, the American Gaming Association. This has also overseen, historically, the nature of online gaming activities. And this has been one which has sown controversy within the AGA membership, specifically regarding online poker, as well as online casino games. This has caused the AGA to be neutral for a number of years on the issue…
Read more...Will Supreme Court bless sports wagers? Casinos hope so

Since as long as most of us can remember, only Nevada has allowed legalized sports betting, with its local laws being protected while other states are unable to get in on a piece of this action. However, things might change soon – very soon in fact. As shortly as next month, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling on another state-level attempt, this one out of New…
Read more...New York Senate Proposes Budget that Includes Legal Online Poker, Sports Betting

Online poker has long been a dream of many New Yorkers, and as of recently, it may become a reality. The New York Senate has submitted a proposal that would allow for legal, regulated online poker and sports betting opportunities. If the proposal is accepted, New York could become the 5th state in the United States to allow for online gambling and sports betting. Senate officials are not celebrating early,…
Read more...Online gaming, sports betting could get a shot this legislative session

If proposed legislation in Connecticut passes this year, it will be the first step in the process of expanding legalized gambling in the state. Specifically, the bill requires hiring a consultant to look at the impact of all current forms of gambling statewide and to develop a strategic plan for additional types of gambling moving forward. The consultant would study the authorization of additional casinos, as well as legalizing online…
Read more...No Supreme Court Decision on Federal Sports Betting Ban, Online Odds Disappear

Industry insiders and government officials are still waiting for the Supreme Court’s Decision on New Jersey’s appeal that the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PAPSA), passed in 1991, violates the U.S. Constitution. The appeal, initially filed under former Governor Chris Christie, makes the argument that PASPA violates the Tenth Amendment’s definition of anti-commandeering. The Court heard New Jersey’s arguments in December of 2017 and should issue their verdict by…
Read more...Omnibus Spending Bill to Ban Military Charge Card Use in Casinos and Strip Clubs

This week, Congress passed a spending bill that included, among other things, a ban on the use of military charge cards in Strip Clubs and Casinos. While The Defense Department claims that this is already prohibited, a 2015 agency report showed that over a 12-month period, individuals charged $952,258 at casinos and $96,576 in strip clubs. The spending act clarifies that the misuse of government-issued travel charge cards for nude…
Read more...Nevada AG Hates Online Poker and is Running for Governor

Adam Laxalt – Nevada Attorney General is going to be running for Governor this coming fall. The surprising element associated with his pursuit of the Governor position is that Laxalt is very openly against legalizing online gambling in Nevada. Considering that Nevada is considered the gambling capital of the United States, it does not seem like he will gain many supporters in his efforts. Laxalt’s major concerns with legalizing gambling…
Read more...Start Of March Madness Is Already ‘The Best Weekend’ In Las Vegas, But It Could Get Bigger

Las Vegas draws huge crowds for any number of events, from big boxing matches to fantasy sports drafts. But one of the biggest is during the start of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament – lovingly known as March Madness. During this period, thousands descend on the city to partake in its myriad watching locations and, more importantly, free-flowing liquor and lax gambling laws. But, according to officials, in the future…
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