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Mobile gaming devices can only be used by patrons who establish mobile gaming accounts.

Today is a crucial day for New Jersey in its mission to legalize sports betting, as it will argue its position on the issue against attorneys for the four major American professional sports leagues and the NCAA.

On February 6, 2019, Mr. David Rebuck, Director of the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (the "Division" or "NJDGE"), notified Oddsshark.com and its operators that their promotion

The Wire Act was enacted in 1961. That statute makes it a criminal offense to transmit information that seeks to promote interstate or foreign wagering.

Marie J. Jones was featured in the TribLIVE article, "Online Gaming Sites Would Take Months to Set Up." Full text can be found in the November 22, 2015, issue, but a synopsis is below.

In a world of shut-off slot machines, empty hotel rooms and shuttered casinos, concerns are beginning to arise as to how to keep patrons engaged with a brand.

To put the importance of this concept into context, it’s important to look at the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act.

Social media has become a preferred medium for operators to disseminate information and sell their products/services, connect with their customers and strengthen their brand.

When participating in an M&A process involving a video game company, whether you are on the sell-side or the buy-side...

Josh Hawley, a United States Senator from Missouri, recently announced plans to introduce a bill titled "The Protecting Children from Abusive Games Act."

By way of background, on May 17, 2016, the Québec government passed Bill 74, which contained Internet-censoring provisions that were unprecedented in Canada.

For 22 minutes, Maximum Security and owner Gary West were winners of the 145th Kentucky Derby.

Quite often a company will see an opportunity to team with another company to create a sweepstakes or contest that will benefit both of them individually.

Recent calls throughout the country for the formal regulation of daily fantasy sports have made their way to New Jersey.

Back in the 1990s, lawsuits and regulatory actions against sweepstakes operators were legion. In the wake of these actions, and in a stunning lack of prescience, yours truly predicted the death...

Lumos Labs recently paid $2 million to the FTC to settle claims that it deceived consumers about its brain training application's ability to increase cognitive function.

Another gaming tribe feels that it has been exploited by a non-Indian gaming company with which it contracted for casino development and management services. While various tribes have tried to move on, one is aggressively pursuing legal remedies with a vengeance.

For the past 20 years, springtime in Chicago has meant one thing: the introduction of a Chicago casino bill in the Illinois legislature.