internet gambling

With internet gaming coming to the Garden State, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has created a new webpage addressing frequently asked questions about gambling on the internet.

Internet gambling isn't expected to start in New Jersey until around Thanksgiving, but Atlantic City's 12 casinos must move fast to line up partners for their online operations.

New Jersey casino regulators have issued regulations on how Internet gambling is to be carried out in the state.

Opinion is divided in the Garden State over the recent decision by the legislature and Governor Chris Christie to allow online gambling.

New Jersey and Nevada recently became the second and third states in the country to legalize online gambling. A casino expert has predicted that New Jersey will destroy its western counterpart in terms of revenue.

A Wall Street firm says Internet gambling will be "a shot in the arm" for Atlantic City's 12 struggling casinos.

Delivering his Fiscal Year 2014 State Budget Address was not the only big thing Governor Chris Christie did Tuesday afternoon.

The race is on among states that want to become dominant players in the Internet gambling market.

Governor Chris Christie has signed a measure that legalizes Internet gambling after lawmakers agreed to his changes in both houses of the legislature today.

This Tuesday, Governor Chris Christie will deliver his State Budget Address before a special joint session of the legislature in the Assembly chambers at the State House. This won't be the only game in town.