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Clyde Vanel Is Giving New Hope To NY Online Poker In 2018

Assemblyman Clyde Vanel may be relatively new in Albany, but he is committed to helping regulated online poker become law in New York in 2018.

Posted on: April 10, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

None Of The NY Budget Is Coming From Online Poker Or Going To Ailing Casinos

New York lawmakers want no part of the money online poker could bring in or of any money to help commercial casinos.

Posted on: April 6, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

Looks Like del Lago Could End Up Being New York’s Revel

The owner of del Lago Casino in New York is finally admitting the casino is in financial trouble. Will lawmakers in New York be willing to step up and help though?

Posted on: March 27, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

State-Of-The-Art Service Picking Up del Lago’s Casino Revenue Slack

The casino floor could use some sort of technology boost, but in the meantime, del Lago Casino's hotel service app in raking in some much-needed extra dollars.

Posted on: March 25, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

NY Sports Betting Bill Cozies Ups To Leagues, But Leaves Tribes Wondering

NY state Sen. John Bonacic officially introduced a bill to establish a regulatory framework for sports betting in New York, which includes more than one sports league concession.

Posted on: March 14, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

Resorts World Hopes New Poker Room Brings New Customers To The Catskills

Less than a month after its grand opening, Resorts World Schenectady is celebrating again, this time toasting the opening of its brand-new poker room.

Posted on: March 6, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

Global Poker Upping The Stakes With $200K GTD Event

The latest offering from Global Poker is so crazy, they are calling it Madness. It is an online poker tournament with an SC$200K guarantee.

Posted on: March 5, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

Highlights From The Rumored New York Sports Betting Bill

Thanks to a leaked copy of the rumored New York sports betting bill, we have some info about the framework, which is limited to commercial gambling entities and favoring the sports leagues.

Posted on: February 26, 2018 | | Jessica Welman