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Effective May 1, 2016, nightclubs located within casino establishments will become subject to several regulations enforced by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

Under a compromise reached by the New Jersey Senate and Assembly leadership the proposed state Constitutional amendment will be put to a vote in both bodies which would allow two additional casinos in the northern part of the state.

In another effort to allow New Jersey’s casinos and racetracks to offer sports betting, two New Jersey Representatives have introduced two bills in Congress that would modify PASPA.

New Jersey's sports betting law was struck down by an Appellate court decision.

On May 16, 2012, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board released table game results for April 2012.

On May 29, 2019, at a special hearing convened for this purpose, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved a Change of Control Petition.

Dennis Ehling and Stephen Schrier, Partners in Blank Rome’s gaming practice, authored the article, "Second Circuit Clarifies that Elements of ‘Skill’ Do Not Exempt Gaming from the Reach of IGBA," which was republished in the Los Angeles Daily Journal on August 13, 2013.

While tax incentives for film and television productions receive a lot of publicity, many states offer valuable business incentives for the production or development of video games as well.

Representative Jason Chaffetz (R-UT-3) reintroduced the Restoration of America’s Wire Act today in the 114th Congress.

Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin has found that daily fantasy sports are currently legal under Rhode Island law.

Roblox's most recent motion to dismiss the gambling-based class-action complaint brought by parents, guardians, and minor-aged users of its program succeeded in part, as the state-law fraud claims...

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a district court's dismissal of a purported class action and held that a social casino game constituted illegal gambling under Washington law.

In this episode, we discuss sports law with Bobby Hacker, past president and current board member of the Sports Lawyers Association (SLA), a non-profit, international membership organization working to promote the ethical practice of sports law.

The New Jersey State Lottery, in existence for more than 42 years, has been a source of significant profit for state institutions and state aid for education.

Gaming, like many other industries, has been greatly impacted by changes in technology.

A bill to legalize internet poker was introduced in the New York Assembly this week.

The Pennsylvania House approved an amended bill that would prevent the State Lottery from offering "Internet instant games" without prior approval from the state legislature.

I previously blogged about the Pennsylvania bill HB1098, amending the Local Option Small Games of Chance Act to allow certain for-profit restaurants to conduct "Tavern Gaming" .