Posts Tagged ‘Online gambling’
Conditional veto from Chris Christie spreads excitement in online gambling world
12 February 2013
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Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey, finally came up with his voice on Thursday for the NJ Gaming Bill. Considered as a minor victory of sorts for the online gaming’s future, he has only given a conditional veto on the bill.
Christie has asked for making minor changes to the online gambling legislation, which will assure that the bill is going to advance next month.
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Experts: Asia Pacific might lead the pack in both online and offline gambling
11 August 2012
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Both offline and online gambling in the European region is getting rapidly outpaced by that in Asia. According to experts, Asia is amongst the driving forces for both the online and offline market. As the overall financial structure of the European countries continue to degrade with every passing month, experts believe that there might be significant drop in the overall gambling profit in the continent.
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