iGaming Business anticipating US gambling reform

Jamie Hinks
August 30, 2010
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igamingOnline gambling is the buzz-word on the lips of many an American right now and that is no surprise. It’s fun, you can make money out of it, and it’s something to do while the wife’s off cavorting with the milkman.

Well maybe the last part isn’t completely accurate, but the upcoming adoption of online gambling has led to iGaming Business commissioning a report analyzing the progression towards gambling, on a state-by-state basis. They came to the conclusion that New Jersey is most likely to adopt online gambling first, and, after a steady decline in the fortunes of Atlantic City, it would give the economy a much needed lift. Read more.

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  • http://www.bronsonharrington.com/ Gnuboss

    The states are finally beginning to realise that it’s better to regulate and profit than not regulate and see money leaving the country without them getting their share.

  • http://CalvinAyre.com Calvin Ayre

    State by state is the only way this can roll out now….but even this will be minus sportsbetting as this is blocked under federal statute to most states including New Jersey. Poker will also have critical mass issues in most states. I see this as a good thing as it will be the last nail needed in the validation of what we have been saying for nearly 20 years…online gaming is just another form of entertainment.

    I have an article coming out later this week that gives our opinion on what the odd are of a Federal license any time soon…but here is a hint….think your kinds careers not yours…and most if not all nonUS companies will be blocked from getting a license in any event….and this will also be minus sportsbetting….the great evil in the US.