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Nick Dais is New York born and bred, but must travel to New Jersey to bet online. Will that change in 2021?
Jessica Welman is a longtime member of the poker media. She has worked as a tournament reporter for the World Poker Tour, co-hosted a podcast for Poker Road, and served as the Managing Editor for WSOP.com. A graduate of the University of Southern California and Indiana University, Welman is not only a writer but also a producer. She has been involved for livestreams for the WSOP and WPT and worked as a consultant on many other poker productions. She can be found on Twitter @jesswelman.
Nick Dais is New York born and bred, but must travel to New Jersey to bet online. Will that change in 2021?
There is a law on the books allowing sports betting in NY casinos if federal law changes, but what about racetracks and tribal casinos?
A new year is upon us, which means a new start at trying to make online poker legal in the state of New York. With the state facing budget woes, it could happen.
Time is of the essence, online poker in New York is on the line. The state is on the verge of legalizing the game. Now's the time to make your voice heard.
While the staffers at Resorts World Catskills are eager to open the $1.2 billion casino on Feb. 8, not many others are enthusiastic about yet another commercial NY casino.
Even though the revenues are not meeting expectations, upstate New York casinos like Rivers in Schenectady have positive tax impacts on local communities.