DraftKings Adds Michigan to Multi-State Poker Pool
DraftKings now offers a combined poker player pool in three states after receiving approval from Michigan regulators.
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DraftKings now offers a combined poker player pool in three states after receiving approval from Michigan regulators.
Another lottery winner has emerged in New Jersey when a player scooped a seven-figure payout on Saturday, securing the win from the Powerball.
New Jersey lawmakers are expected to revisit a proposal to tax prediction markets when the legislature returns in the fall after the measure failed to reach floor votes before the summer recess.
New Jersey lawmakers are considering imposing a 9% tax on prediction markets.
It’s been another week of lawsuits and more suits in the world of prediction markets.
iGaming and sports betting operator BetMGM has announced the official relaunch of Borgata Online, representing the platform’s latest evolution after more than a decade of continuous operation since its 2013 debut as one of New Jersey’s first regulated online casinos.
New Jersey is pondering whether it should ask the nation’s highest court to have a say on prediction market companies and the legality of the sports services that they offer, with emphasis on their controversial sports betting options.
The idea of taxing prediction markets is gaining traction in New Jersey as Democratic lawmakers in both chambers of the Garden State legislature advanced bills on Sunday.
Members of the Lucchese crime family have pleaded guilty to charges of running an illegal gambling operation in New Jersey.
Zitro has expanded its New Jersey footprint with the launch of its content at Ocean Casino Resort.
A pair of lawmakers in New Jersey introduced legislation aimed at regulating prediction markets and creating a pathway for the platforms to legally offer sports event contracts.
New Jersey's internet gambling sector continued its rapid growth in May, setting a new monthly revenue record while earnings from in-person gambling at Atlantic City's casinos remained largely unchanged.