Golden Nugget, New Jersey’s leading online casino, is coming to Michigan to provide online casino games and sports betting. On Thursday, Golden Nugget Online Casino surprised many by revealing its partner, the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, with which it planned to join forces. Golden Nugget had earlier hinted at its entry to Michigan online gambling …
US land-based casinos may reportedly be removing cash payment options and may implement an alternative digital payment system, like the online gambling market. According to the recent report from the American Gaming Association, the move comes as a pandemic-led response. It seems that casino players were less likely to use bills and cons following the …
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Gamblers in New Jersey can relax, after a threat to temporarily close Atlantic City’s brick and mortar casinos have passed. Earlier in the year, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement stated that should a budget standoff occur in the state, any land-based and online betting industries would be directly affected. The DGE notified all state …
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The first casino built in Philadelphia will become the newest member of the Rivers family, following a rebranding effort led by parent company Rush Street Gaming. SugarHouse Casino opened its doors in 2010 to become the City of Brotherly Love’s first casino resort. When the Illinois-based Rush Street Gaming initially received a license to operate …
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The last two weeks have produced several significant developments for America’s online gambling industry. The list of states to legalize sports betting after last year’s landmark ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court continues to grow, following New Hampshire’s successful passage. But while the Granite State will offer both brick and mortar and online/mobile wagering at …
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) won’t be able to use the Wire Act of 1961 to ban online casino and poker games, thanks to a recent ruling from the federal district courts. Judge Paul Barbadoro of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire issued a 60-page opinion limiting the Wire Act’s scope …
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Throughout the month of April, the iGaming industry in New Jersey posted its second-strongest monthly revenue total ever at $36,582,934. That figure – comprised of the combined online casino and poker verticals – is second only to the record-setting $39,134,380 in “win” revenue collected by iGaming operators in March. The most recent monthly revenue report published …
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For just the second time in the agency’s nearly yearlong history regulating online gambling, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) has fined an operator for allowing wagers to be placed from outside state lines. In a civil action order dated April 30th and signed by director David Rebuck, the NJDGE levied a fine …
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