Tribes expand gambling clout in Washington, South Dakota
Tribes continue to cement their footprint in the US gambling industry with a series of casino expansions across the country.
Tribal-Washington state deal could allow more gambling machines at tribal casinos
A tentative deal between Washington state and Indian tribes, if approved, would allow more gambling machines at tribal casinos.
US state-level online gambling legislative updates
A roundup of the latest state-level moves to legislate online gambling and sports betting in the US of A.
Feb. 26 vote for New Jersey bill; Delaware looks for European liquidity; don’t forget Antigua
New Jersey to vote on revised iGaming bill Feb. 26; Delaware talks sharing liquidity with Europe; Washington State reconsiders gambling law
Online poker’s prospects run headlong into dysfunctional US political system
Iowa's intrastate online poker bill looks doomed; Harry Reid wants Nevada to leave it to the Feds; Washington State lawmakers don't know squat, gaming news.
Briefly: EGR Live seminar schedule released; Washington considers “scratch-ticket” machines
Over 50 free seminars will be on offer at EGR Live 2011; A study has shown the money that could be made for Washington state, gambling news.
Two more Sportsbooks Pull out of Washington State
VIP Sports based in Curacao and Matchbook.com based in Antigua have decided to pull their business completely from Washington State residents.
Latest dispatches from the US war against online poker eCom
In gaming news, Forbes.com provides details re ongoing payment processing account seizures by US feds to crack down on online poker eCom.
Washington State Tribal Casino Revenues Rise
Washington State Tribal Casino revenues to continue to grow but it's the Washington State tax coffers that suffer.
Lee Rousso won’t appeal Washington State poker case
Poker Players Alliance announces that Lee Rousso won't appeal the anti-online poker decision by the Washington Supreme Court to the US Supreme Court.
