Gaming

Assemblyman Ronald S. Dancer’s bipartisan plan to increase the number of standardbred horses in New Jersey was approved today by the Assembly Regulatory Oversight and Gaming Committee.

Both the Ontario horse racing industry and members of the Greater Toronto Area have May 21 circled on their calendars, as that is the date that Toronto City Council will be voting on the polarizing ca...

It has been announced that members of Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) Local 533 --- Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. employees that work in the slots area at Woodbine Racetrack --- have rejec...

On Wednesday, May 1, the Illinois Senate voted 32-20 in favour of a bill, which would allow video lottery terminals to be installed an operated at state racetracks.

It has been announced that a strike is looming at Woodbine Racetrack.

It has been reported that at least four chambers of commerce across the nation are calling on Canadian Senators to approve Bill C-290, the piece of legislation which would amend the criminal code and ...

It has been reported that Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is utilizing a 'rarely used' administrative power to call a special council meeting regarding the casino expansion issue.

On Tuesday, April 30, the first legal, regulated hand of online poker was virtually dealt in the United States.

The New York Gaming Association (NYGA) today released their first annual report, highlighting the revenue NYGA’s nine racetrack casinos generated for New York in 2012, including $823 million for educa...

It has been reported that Monticello Raceway saw revenues from its video lottery terminals increase in the last fiscal year.

In Pennsylvania, newly-introduced legislation regarding internet gambling is calling for the state government to receive a percentage of internet gaming's gross revenue, and the bill calls for Pennsyl...

After stating that his track was left out of the discussion for Ontario's harness racing industry, Hiawatha Horse Park owner Jim Henderson has some renewed optimism.