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Delaware Lottery officials have confirmed that the state’s online gaming program scheduled to launch later this week, will include online poker.
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MTR Gaming Group, Inc. announced today the launch of its "INClub" online player's club and its free INClub online casino. Customers can access their personalized INClub webpage by going to www.MYINClub.com. The free personalized website features a variety of new member benefits, special promotional offers, a fully-integrated INClub online play-for-free casino, private messaging, dedicated social media feeds such as the INClub Facebook and INClub Twitter, direct links to casino property websites and more.
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Twenty-five years to the day after Congress enacted the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa began a new era of Indian gaming. On October 17, 2013, the Tribe’s governing body voted unanimously to ratify an intertribal agreement to create the Tribal Internet Gaming Alliance (TIGA). The agreement, being called an intertribal treaty, will organize tribes across the country to both offer and regulate Internet and mobile phone gaming. Until laws change, TIGA will accept real-money wagers only from people who are physically present in the member tribes’ jurisdictions, such as patrons at tribal casinos and visitors to other tribal lands. When customers are outside of tribal jurisdiction, the games will be fun-play and will offer casino promotions. Games will be those categorized as Class II under IGRA, such as slot-like bingo, traditional bingo, pull tabs and poker. Because the games are Class II, no tribal-state compacts will have to be amended.
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The sports-betting affiliate of Cantor Fitzgerald is under investigation for money laundering, sources tell the Wall Street Journal's Alexandra Berzon and Michael Rothfeld.
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In the last few years, patent litigation has become such a widespread problem that industries that traditionally had nothing to do with the patent system are demanding that Congress take action. The latest sign of that is a letter asking Congress to make it easier to invalidate low-quality patents.
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