Spin Games given approval for New Jersey field trials
New Jersey Enters Online Gambling Business At Perfect Time
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Lawmakers: Online gambling won’t make expected revenue
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Lesniak introduces legislation that would lure international gambling firms to Atlantic City
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Spin Games given approval for New Jersey field trials
New Jersey has gotten into the online gambling business at just the right time. That’s according to a new report from a British research firm, which says the Garden State can grab the lion’s share of money from mobile play — if it plays its cards right.
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Gov. Chris Christie is sticking to predictions that Internet gambling will result in $160 million in tax revenue by July, but local lawmakers said the state is off-base and headed for a budget shortfall.
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State Sen. Raymond Lesniak introduced legislation Thursday intended to lure international online gambling firms to Atlantic City.
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Spin Games given approval for New Jersey field trials
Nevada-based firm Spin Games LLC, in partnership with KGM Gaming, has been given the go ahead by New Jersey authorities to field trial its remote gaming server “Robust Online Client (ROC)” and nine new HTML games.
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Online gambling issues persist into second week of web betting in N.J.
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More than a week after online gambling began in New Jersey, casinos and their partners are still struggling to verify the location of people who want to play on the new websites.
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Spin Games given approval for New Jersey field trials
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Nevada-based firm Spin Games LLC, in partnership with KGM Gaming, has been given the go ahead by New Jersey authorities to field trial its remote gaming server “Robust Online Client (ROC)” and nine new HTML games.
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Caesars - KGM - Spin Games sign gaming content deal for New Jersey market
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KGM Gaming today announced that, in conjunction with partners at Spin Games™, the company has reached an agreement with Caesars Interactive Entertainment (CIE) to provide its remote gaming server (RGS) and several exciting game titles to be played across CaesarsCasino.com and HarrahsCasino.com for New Jersey residents and visitors of legal age.
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The flow of online gamblers to New Jersey’s newly launched online casino and poker sites has continued unabated since Thanksgiving Day last Friday, with another 14,000 accounts opened to boost the total thus far to around 51,000, reports the Associated Press news agency.
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There are five New Jersey online poker rooms that offer a VIP program. These programs offer players cash, tournament tickets or other prizes based on the amount of points earned. Poker points are tied to rake paid.
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Five New Jersey online poker networks have launched. The early indications are that New Jersey online poker is a success. Some sites have seen more traffic than others.
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If you haven’t noticed the new advertisements for online gambling in New Jersey, just wait: Soon, you won’t be able to miss them.
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Christie still thinks online gambling will produce $1 billion by July
Gov. Chris Christie said today that he still expects online gambling in New Jersey to produce about $1 billion in casino revenue by July 1.
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ATLANTIC CITY - When Internet gaming launched last week in New Jersey, the Atlantic City Alliance - the resort's chief marketing arm - was noticeably silent.
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When Jim DeFrancesco tried to access New Jersey’s Internet gambling websites last week, the Ship Bottom resident was dismayed to find his credit card would not be accepted for deposits.
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NJ Internet gambling off to solid start
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ — The first week of Internet gambling in New Jersey went well, according to the state’s top casino regulator, who says he finally stopped worrying about it.
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Geolocation technology deployed in the just-opened New Jersey online gambling market has been fine-tuned and now excludes just one in every ten users who are legitimately within the state’s borders as required by the regulations.
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The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement revealed that on one day alone – Thanksgiving Day – 5,000 online gamblers opened accounts with Atlantic City casinos to enjoy their games over the internet. A total of nearly 40,000 accounts have been opened since the Garden State launched its new online gambling industry on November 26th. It has been noted that punters are able to open accounts at all casinos, which means that the number does not necessarily reflect the number of individuals who have taken their casino gaming and poker games online, but rather the number of actual accounts opened.
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Sheldon Adelson gained a lot of national attention during the 2012 election for his massive financial support of Newt Gingrich. The source of Adelson’s wealth was also a prominent topic of discussion in the media, given that he runs a number of casinos around the world. Now Adelson is back in the news, this time leading the charge to stop online gambling from taking hold in the United States.
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New Jersey internet gaming – still ironing out the tweaks
Guest story here by Record colleague Christopher Maag:
On its second day of full operation, New Jersey’s newly legal Internet gambling setup continued to experience glitches even as casino representatives downplayed the problems and vowed to fix those that remain.
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Conservatives are fond of saying that we shouldn’t let government get involved in business and industry because they just muck up the whole thing and make matters worse.
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Coming to a Starbucks in New Jersey: Five guys huddled around a corner table with laptops open playing poker online.
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In addition to the usual holiday traditions, gamblers found time to create 5,000 new Internet betting accounts on Thanksgiving.
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While the moral debate continues to rage on, the fact is that online gambling is gaining traction in the United States.
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The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has claimed the first day of a full online gambling service in the US state went by ‘without a single glitch’.
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Like the sport of gambling itself, I was so close, yet apparently still so far, from being able to log onto a computer and play Atlantic City casino slots and table games on Tuesday, the first day New Jersey allowed online gaming.
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Online Gambling Just Went Live in New Jersey: Three Mega-Casino CEOs React
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New Jersey’s first virtual casinos go live today, a highly anticipated moment for the industry since it’s the third, and by far the most populous, state to legalize online gambling after Delaware and Nevada. It’s also a time of reckoning, because brick-and-mortars are divided on whether online gaming is beneficial or dangerous. New Jersey is home to Atlantic City, the beleaguered gaming town where casino revenues are down 40 percent from their 2006 peak.
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Online gambling revenue significantly overstated by Christie administration, ratings agency says
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The Christie administration has significantly overstated the potential windfall from Internet gambling, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings.
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New Jersey online gambling trial successful for most
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The 5-day trialling period for New Jersey online gambling has given the state Division of Gaming Enforcement sufficient confidence to give permission for six of the seven Atlantic City casinos to commence full-on real-money operations from today (November 26).
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New Jersey online gaming test encounters tech issues
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Online gaming in New Jersey has encountered technical issues during its five-day soft launch, as regulators determine whether to go-live tomorrow as scheduled. Seven casinos approved by NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) are offering a total of 14 websites that take real-money bets from players within state borders.
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