Gambling

Here is what Deminski and Doyle are talking about on today’s show.

As gambling has continued to expand across the region, it's no secret that, for years, New Jersey casinos have been struggling. Tonight on Townsquare Media's Ask the Governor program, Gov. Chris Christie said he'd support a move to put a question on the ballot that would extend gaming to the northern part of the state.

Gambling industry participants and analysts agree that Internet betting is off to a slow start in the U.S.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- Gamblers who have been ordered to return $1.5 million they won at an Atlantic City casino that unknowingly used unshuffled cards are asking a judge to let them keep the money.

With the Super Bowl fast approaching, the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey is gearing up for its biggest annual challenge.

Another New Jersey lawmaker is planning to draft legislation to ask voters if they'd like to amend the state constitution to allow slot machines at four Garden State racetracks.

Atlantic City's casinos took in 11 percent less from gamblers in July than they did a year ago.

A huge part of Atlantic City's appeal is the slot machines and card tables, but is it possible to take a trip there without gambling?

A case pitting a casino against gamblers who won $1.5 million in a game with unshuffled card decks is heading toward trial.

As Atlantic City's casino industry continues to struggle, talk has ramped up in Trenton about allowing casinos in other parts of the state. A Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind poll released Monday asked New Jerseyans if they favored the idea, and the casino expansion concept came up snake eyes with exactly half of the respondents.