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Germany, a big Online Games market

The August 16, 2023, CasinosTopNews

Contrary to Italy and France whose online games market is from now on regularized, Germany still did not decide on this subject. However, it should not be long in making its decision, because of the important amount of Germans who are playing and spending this money without the State perceives one euro of it.

Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank Vows to Legalize Online Casino Gambling

The August 14, 2023, CasinosTopNews

Congress Cracked down on most forms on online gambling four years ago, when it passed the UIGEA, concerned that the unregulated poker, casino and sports betting sites were promoting organized crime, money laundering, underage betting and a host of other social ills and malevolence.

As America Expands Casino Gambling Profits Drop

The August 13, 2023, CasinosTopNews

Like the sirens in Greek Mythology, the revenue from gambling casinos is enticing, easy money. The potential for profits is as alluring as designer perfume or a good home cooked meal. In fact, although many lawmakers are trying, it is an allure that simply will not go away.

Speculators Scrambling to find out who is behind Michaeljacksoncasino

The August 12, 2023, Takato Sugihara

A new online casino surfaced last week, and industry speculators are scrambling to find out who is behind it. Michaeljacksoncasino.com not only infringed on the late singer’s estate and trademarks, but also came with no banking information, no software provider information, and no customer service.

Fracture between North and South Jersey lawmakers over the future of gambling deepenes

The August 11, 2023, Rodney Eriksen

The fracture between North and South Jersey lawmakers over the future of gambling deepened a bit more Tuesday with a letter sent to Donald J. Trump.

Developers Gearing up for Round II of Massachusetts Casino Bill

The August 10, 2023, Takato Sugihara

The Casino bill may be dead on Beacon Hill, but that has not stopped developers from gearing up for a possible second round, with eyes on building a casino resort in Western Massachusetts.

States Going on the Casino Bandwagon but Will Gamble Pay Out?

The August 09, 2023, Quirino De Luca

States strapped for cash in this dying, lingering economy have turned to the lure of easy cash from the casinos, in many ways gambling exactly as the players themselves would. This bet could ultimately lead to hurting the taxpayers themselves if the supply of slots, poker tables and racetracks outpaces customers’ demand.

Legsialtive Push for Casinos in Massachusetts has Failed

The August 08, 2023, Zane Plate

Although the legislative push for legalizing casinos in Massachusetts has failed for the time being, the prospects of what supporters say would generate over 15,000 permanent jobs and around $350 millions in annual state revenues will be hard for state lawmakers to resist. Casinos and gambling have been among the most important topics on Governor Patrick’s agenda since 2007. Whatever will happen in the next election, the issue is not going to go away.

Bets are Off For Lance Armstrong – Bicyclist Crashes Out of Last Race

The August 07, 2023, Bernard Lamothe

Lance Armstrong was no longer among the contenders for the Tour de France. His three crashes in the eighth stage on Sunday, perhaps the worst day of his Tour de France career, dropped him 13 minutes, 26 seconds behind leader Cadel Evans. That's the equivalent of a 25-run lead in baseball.