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According to a report, legislation has been introduced by Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. which could possibly pave the way for a poker room at

A Minnesota state representative and state senator have introduced bills in their chambers that would pave the way for slots at Running Aces and at Canterbury Park

The back and forth war of words regarding the possible implementation of video lottery terminals at New Jersey racetracks took its latest twist yesterday when Stephen Sweeney, president of the New Jer...

It has been reported that Jennifer Brunner, Ohio's secretary of state, wants to find out who is funding a group which is trying to derail the effort to bring video lottery terminals to the state's sev...

On Wednesday, February 17 in Georgia, state representative Harry Geisinger announced the filing of House Bill 1168. The bill would establish the creation of the Georgia Racing Commission and a system ...

If his position was not clear before, Robert DeLeo, speaker of the Massachusetts house, made sure everyone knows that his plans for gaming in the state include support of slots at tracks

According to a report, New Jersey senator Jim Whelan, who is also the chairman of the Senate Committee on State Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation, has sent a blunt letter to gove...

According to a report, a New Jersey senate committee has thrown its support behind the possibility of an amendment to the state constitution to allow legalized gambling on professional and college spo...

According to a report, Maine's governor, John Baldacci, has said that he will veto any bill that looks to expand gambling within the state unless the people of Maine want it

Last week, when asked twice if slot machines might be in New Jersey racetracks' futures, governor Chris Christie gave what can only be described as a vague answer

According to a report, legislation which would allow punters in the state of New Jersey to wager on sporting events at horse racing tracks and Atlantic City casinos will

The minority leader of the Indiana House, Brian Bosma, has been cited as saying that he would fight any efforts to pass legislation allowing the state’s riverboat casinos to move inland.