03/06/17 Michigan attempts again to legislate online gambling Michigan senators are making a new run at legalising online gambling in the northern US state in 2017.
03/02/17 Illinois passes a gaming bill A new bill would legalise further casinos and slots operations at racetracks.
03/02/17 Mississippi continues the debate on DFS The State’s House had passed the second attempt of the bill earlier on February.
03/01/17 Senate votes Maryland lottery authority Governor Larry Hogan’s choice will head the state agency that oversees local casinos and the Maryland Lottery.
03/01/17 Intralot to keep operating Idaho’s lottery The gaming operator will keep providing Lottery Gaming System services for ten years.
03/01/17 Online gambling could boost Pennsylvania’s revenue A new report revealed that the legalisation of the online gambling industry in the state could boost its tax revenues.
02/28/17 New York Assemblyman could support online poker The politician said that he’s willing to support the legalisation of online poker.
02/27/17 New poll reveals casino approval in South Carolina A new report shows that residents are in favor of legalising casinos in the state.
02/21/17 California joins online poker debate California’s legislature has received several legalisation attempts in the last decade.
02/20/17 Indiana lobbies against casino tax breaks The fee reduction would affect directly regional LaPorte County and Michigan City.
02/16/17 A Swiss firm is acquiring part of MGM MGM Resorts International’s shareholder Tracinda Corporation is selling its 16 percent.
02/16/17 Atlantic City begins a positive 2017 Casino activities in January has generated a 7.7 percent rise in the gaming revenues.
02/16/17 AC Taj Mahal removes Trump’s name The President’s name will be removed from the facility because it doesn’t meet certain requirements.
02/16/17 Konami takes to MGM an original competition From February 18-19, the world’s first skilled-based Frogger gaming competition will take place in Las Vegas.
02/14/17 H2 Gambling Capital issued players’ losses American and Australian players lost the biggest amount of money in casinos in 2016.
