DOJ Will Appeal NH Lottery Ruling On The Wire Act
The U.S. Department of Justice will appeal a June ruling that the 1961 WIre Act only applies to sports betting, not other forms of iGaming.
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New Jersey Holds Its Fire In Light Of New Hampshire Wire Act Ruling
The Garden State has taken up federal fights for legal gambling in the past, but it’s taking a more passive approach now in the Wire Act case.
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Move Over, New Hampshire: New Jersey May Become Leader Of The Pack Again In Legal Gambling Fight
With the deputy attorney general having shut down the New Hampshire Lottery’s suit against the DOJ, New Jersey has to step up again.
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New Jersey Muscles In On New Hampshire’s Bid To Preserve Online Gambling
New Jersey’s amicus brief filing positions the state to play a key role in the battle against the DOJ’s revised Wire Act opinion.
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Should New Jersey Lottery Winners Get To Stay Anonymous? It’s Complicated
Following a recent trend in other states, NJ lawmakers are weighing the merits of allowing lottery winners to stay out of the spotlight.
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IGT’s Innovative Ideas and Lackluster Results
IGT has brought some new online scratch-ticket games to NJ online casinos, including Golden Nugget. But it’s unclear how successful they’ll be.
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Why Has New Jersey Refrained From Launching An Online Lottery?
New Jersey is one of just a few states that has embraced all forms of online gambling — all except for an online lottery. Why has it held back, and could the state benefit from a full iLotto rollout?
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