Gaming Legal News - January 9, 2013 • Volume 6, Number 1
In This Issue: - DICKINSON WRIGHT EXPANDS ITS PRESENCE IN PHOENIX THROUGH COMBINATION WITH MARISCAL, WEEKS, MCINTYRE & FRIEDLANDER, P.A., ADDING LEADING INDIAN LAW ATTORNEY: Dickinson Wright PLLC,...
View ArticleInteractive Gaming And Taxes – Nevada’s Legislature Considers Gaming...
Nevada Legislature Considers Changes Critical to Gaming Industry - In the 2013 Nevada legislative session, the Nevada Legislature is considering a number of key legislative changes that would impact...
View ArticlePromotional Expenses Deductible for Gaming Tax
A nearly unanimous Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed the Commonwealth Court and held that certain promotional expenses were deductible in calculating gross terminal revenue for purposes of the 34...
View ArticleGaming Legal News - Volume 8 Number 1: Idaho Tribes And Community Leaders...
A popular and profitable form of gaming has sparked a controversy in Idaho between the state’s Indian tribes and horse racetracks. "Instant Racing" video slot machines replay the last seconds of horse...
View ArticleGaming Legal News: Volume 8, Number 11
BEYOND THE SLOT MACHINE: NEW BILL DIRECTS NEVADA’S GAMING REGULATORS TO CRAFT REGULATIONS TO ALLOW “HYBRID” GAMES - Nevada is the world’s preeminent gaming destination. Not by chance, but by being a...
View ArticleMassachusetts Regulators Pave the Way for Skill-Based Slots
The game of skill vs. game of chance debate has been the focus of gaming law for years now. Until recently, it was largely discussed in the context of poker and fantasy sports betting. A new arena for...
View ArticleMassachusetts Gaming Update: Ballot Initiative for Second Slots Parlor
A petition to allow a second slots parlor in Massachusetts has moved one step closer to advancing to the November 2016 ballot. In December 2015, opponents to the ballot initiative filed suit...
View ArticleIn Florida, a Fine Line Between Arcade Games and Illegal Gambling
After being featured prominently at last year’s Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, skill-based slot machines—think Angry Birds, Candy Crush, or Guitar Hero, but played for cash—have been heralded as the...
View ArticleMassachusetts Gaming Update: One Slots Parlor Is Enough
On Election Day, Massachusetts residents said “yes, please” to marijuana, but “no, thank you” to an additional fruit machine in the Commonwealth. Ballot Question 1 would have expanded the...
View ArticleGaming Legal News - January 9, 2013 • Volume 6, Number 1
In This Issue: - DICKINSON WRIGHT EXPANDS ITS PRESENCE IN PHOENIX THROUGH COMBINATION WITH MARISCAL, WEEKS, MCINTYRE & FRIEDLANDER, P.A., ADDING LEADING INDIAN LAW ATTORNEY: Dickinson Wright PLLC,...
View ArticleInteractive Gaming And Taxes – Nevada’s Legislature Considers Gaming...
Nevada Legislature Considers Changes Critical to Gaming Industry - In the 2013 Nevada legislative session, the Nevada Legislature is considering a number of key legislative changes that would impact...
View ArticlePromotional Expenses Deductible for Gaming Tax
A nearly unanimous Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed the Commonwealth Court and held that certain promotional expenses were deductible in calculating gross terminal revenue for purposes of the 34...
View ArticleGaming Legal News - Volume 8 Number 1: Idaho Tribes And Community Leaders...
A popular and profitable form of gaming has sparked a controversy in Idaho between the state’s Indian tribes and horse racetracks. "Instant Racing" video slot machines replay the last seconds of horse...
View ArticleGaming Legal News: Volume 8, Number 11
BEYOND THE SLOT MACHINE: NEW BILL DIRECTS NEVADA’S GAMING REGULATORS TO CRAFT REGULATIONS TO ALLOW “HYBRID” GAMES - Nevada is the world’s preeminent gaming destination. Not by chance, but by being a...
View ArticleMassachusetts Regulators Pave the Way for Skill-Based Slots
The game of skill vs. game of chance debate has been the focus of gaming law for years now. Until recently, it was largely discussed in the context of poker and fantasy sports betting. A new arena for...
View ArticleMassachusetts Gaming Update: Ballot Initiative for Second Slots Parlor
A petition to allow a second slots parlor in Massachusetts has moved one step closer to advancing to the November 2016 ballot. In December 2015, opponents to the ballot initiative filed suit...
View ArticleIn Florida, a Fine Line Between Arcade Games and Illegal Gambling
After being featured prominently at last year’s Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, skill-based slot machines—think Angry Birds, Candy Crush, or Guitar Hero, but played for cash—have been heralded as the...
View ArticleMassachusetts Gaming Update: One Slots Parlor Is Enough
On Election Day, Massachusetts residents said “yes, please” to marijuana, but “no, thank you” to an additional fruit machine in the Commonwealth. Ballot Question 1 would have expanded the...
View ArticleWorth Another Look – Gaming Expansion
The legislature recently passed H.B. 271 (Ortitay, R-Allegheny), one of, if not the largest, gaming expansion bills seen across the country. It’s estimated that nearly $238 million in application and...
View ArticleThe Regulation Of Skill-Based Gaming Devices In New Jersey Continues To Evolve
The regulation of skill-based gaming devices in New Jersey has continued to evolve. Most recently, on January 16, 2018, the proposed permanent regulation for skill-based gaming devices (N.J.A.C....
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