Officials at the Golden Nugget in New Jersey have notified select customers of the imminent launch of the Golden Nugget-licensed real-money poker website.
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The publication North Jersey.com reports that four other U.S. states have reiterated their formal support for New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s efforts last week to gain a re-hearing of a sports betting lawsuit at the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia.
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It’s unfair to compare Nevada’s adolescent Internet poker market to the pre-Black Friday online poker world that existed in the U.S. a few years ago.
On a good day, the state’s two currently operating real money poker websites — UltimatePoker.com and WSOP.com — might have a peak cash game player pool of roughly 250 to 300 participants combined. That includes players who bought into different games on multiple tables.
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U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS TO MOVE ON INTERSTATE ONLINE GAMBLING COMPACTS (Update) Local regulator says she has been in interstate talks with New Jersey. Hard on the heels of reports that the U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General Vincent Frazer has given the green light to Internet gaming operations in the state comes the news that local senators plan to make changes to the law in order to facilitate compacts with other US states that have legalised online gambling and widen the field for master providers.
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After Borgata secured an online gambling permit in Atlantic City, other companies followed suit and so far there are five casinos that have been awarded licenses to offer online gambling. On November 26, New Jersey will unleash full-scale internet betting, expanding the boundaries of gambling which is why we decided to ask our readers which NJ Casino will have the most online success.
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