Connecticut Governor To Help Tribal Casinos With Online Gambling

Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy confirmed on Monday what many gaming analysts had already predicted, that online gambling would be making its way to the state within the next couple of years. more

Rumors Flying Over Possible Phil Ivey Sighting On PokerStars

Phil Ivey has been laying low on the poker scene since Full Tilt Poker decided not to pay back US online poker players, but rumors have been flying over the weekend that Ivey has surfaced on PokerStars. more

Revised Gambling Bill In Florida Appeases Existing Casinos

Senator Ellyn Bogdanoff rewrote her gambling expansion bill in Florida over the holidays, and on Friday, the revised bill was released, offering a more even playing field between new gaming resorts and existing casinos. more

States Vary On Opinions Of A Federal Online Gambling Bill

States have been lining up to craft laws regarding online gambling, but they are split on whether or not the federal government should pass a blanket law for all states to abide by. more

NFL Playoff Betting Odds: Steelers And Saints Big Favorites

The Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints come into Wild Card weekend having put up records worthy of first round byes, but with both teams losing tiebreakers, they will have to settle for being big favorites in round one. more

Gaming Analysts Divided On Impact Of US Online Gambling Revenue

Las Vegas stands to be the biggest winner in the Department of Justice's reversal of opinion concerning the 1961 Wire Act, but analysts are split on just how big of an economic impact Internet gambling will have on states. more

PokerStars Rebounds From US Debacle To Gain Belgium License

PokerStars is still fresh off their indictment in the US, but the company has rebounded nicely in other countries. Belgium's online gambling began with the new year, and PokerStars is one of the acceptable sites where Belgians can gamble. more

Iowa In The Mix To Become First US Online Gambling State

Iowa has led the way when it comes to riverboat casino gambling, and now with federal laws allowing Internet gambling, Iowa is again making a push to become a leader in the gaming industry. more

Macau Shows US States How To Handle Casino Gambling Industry

Macau gambling revenue from their casino industry grew by over forty percent in 2011, showing the rest of the world how to successfully expand an industry that continues to boom. more

NFL Power Rankings Week Seventeen: Packers Go Wire To Wire On Top

The Green Bay Packers have accomplished something no other team has ever done, the Packers have gone wire to wire as the top team in our Power Rankings for an entire regular season. more

Atlantic City Expanding Gambling And Entertainment Relationship

Atlantic City regulators have given their approval to a new set of rules that will allow casinos to place gambling tables and slots in areas of their resorts that had previously been reserved for entertainment. more

No Longer The Hilton, Las Vegas Hotel Casino Starts New Era

For years, travelers have recognized the casino as the Hilton, but after licensing rights ran out at the end of 2011, the Las Vegas Hilton officially changed its name to The Las Vegas Hotel & Casino to begin the new year. more

Lesniak Wants New Jersey To Be The First With Online Gambling

State Senator Raymond Lesniak has championed the expanded gambling cause in New jersey for several years, and after the Department of Justice opinion last week, Lesniak wants his state to be the first with online gambling regulations. more

Social Networking Sites May Be Big Winners In Online Gambling Boom

Social Networking sites such as Facebook and Google+ are gearing up for the coming online gambling boom in the US. The two sites may become key players in the industry as soon as later this year. more

Hollywood Casino To Open February 3rd In Kansas

Hollywood Casino will become the third state-owned casino in Kansas to open its doors on February 3rd. The casino was one of four that voters approved several years ago. more

Rhode Island The Latest To Consider Online Gambling

Rhode Island is facing the potential of losing millions of dollars when Massachusetts casinos open in a couple of years, and that has led lawmakers to start considering online gambling to make up the revenue loss. more

NFL Playoff Betting Odds Hinging On Final Week Of Games

The NFL playoffs are almost set, with all but two positions secured, but the final day of regular season play tomorrow will go a long way in determining the playoff betting odds. more

Racetrack Exclusivity Could Be Key To Kentucky Gambling Expansion

Governor Steve Beshear and Senator Damon Thayer met today with the hope of coming to an agreement on gambling expansion. The two lawmakers claim the meeting went well, but the key to expansion in Kentucky could be state racetracks. more

Legal Analyst Rose Predicts Online Gambling "Explosion" In US

Professor I. Nelson Rose, one of the most trusted sources of gambling knowledge relating to the law, has suggested this past week that the US is in for an online gambling "explosion" over the next few years. more

Connecticut May Turn To Internet Casinos To Stay Ahead In Northeast

Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy has watched as his state's gaming industry has suffered from expansion around the Northeast. Now, Malloy believes that beating the other states to online casinos may be the remedy. more