Coverage dated November 23, 2023

Internet casinos thrive in 6 states. So why hasn't it caught on more widely in the US? - The Daily Reporter

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — In the 10 years that it has been operating in New Jersey, internet casino gambling has generated nearly $7 billion in revenue for casinos and their affiliates, sent over a billion dollars in tax revenue to the state’s coffers and helped keep Atlantic City’s nine casinos af…

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  1. Daily Journal

    Internet casinos thrive in 6 states. So why hasn't it caught on more widely in the US? (opens Daily Journal)

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    ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — In the 10 years that it has been operating in New Jersey, internet casino gambling has generated nearly $7 billion in revenue for casinos and their affiliates, sent over a billion dollars in tax revenue to the state’s coffers and helped keep Atlantic City’s nine casinos af…

  2. Boston

    Internet casinos thrive in Connecticut and other states. So why hasn’t it caught on more widely in the US? (opens Boston)

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    Internet gambling “stands out as the most lucrative revenue source from any gaming launch in history, and New Jersey is ‘exhibit A’ for its success.”

  3. Green Field Reporter

    Internet casinos thrive in 6 states. So why hasn't it caught on more widely in the US? - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — In the 10 years that it has been operating in New Jersey, internet casino gambling has generated nearly $7 billion in revenue for casinos and their affiliates, sent over a billion dollars in tax revenue to the state’s coffers and helped keep Atlantic City’s nine casinos af…

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