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1. N.J. sports betting lawsuit dismissed
(N.J./State)

Says court challenge must wait until New Jersey voters decide sports betting referendum on November ballot BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM A lawsuit to overturn a federal ban on sports wagering ...

2. N.J. Gov. Chris Christie vetoes Internet gambling legislation
(N.J./State)

... and international market. “Every year, New Jersey-based casinos lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of jobs because the federal ban on sports wagering gives casinos in Las Vegas ...

3. Christie signs legislation expanding off-track betting facilities
(Sports/Professional)

Sports Authority to begin hunt for Monmouth Park operator next week Gov. Chris Christie Friday signing legislation designed to expedite the establishment of off-track wagering facilities in New Jersey. ...

4. Oprah Winfrey isn’t only OPRA disappearing
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee and have been referred to the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee for further action. O'Shea was a retired newspaper editor who had worked ...

5. Christie conditionally vetoes bill affecting off track betting in New Jersey
(Sports/Professional)

... the related "Off Track and Account Wagering Act" and proposed revision he believes would help facilitate operations at both the Meadowlands Racetrack and Monmouth Park. The conditionally vetoed bill ...

6. Gov. Christie signs bills designed to boost interest in New Jersey horse racing
(Sports/Professional)

Legislation authorizes exchange wagering and single pari-mutuel pools Gov. Chris Christie Monday signed legislation designed to boost interest in New Jersey's horse racing industry by authorizing exchange ...

7. Racing to continue at Meadowlands in 2011
(Sports/Professional)

... (NJSEA) will extend operations, secured by simulcast racing revenues, through March 31. The NJSEA will assign up to four off-track-wagering locations, including Bayonne — but not Woodbridge — all of which ...

8. N.J. gaming industry bill approved by Assembly panel
(N.J./State)

... position these industries as strong economic drivers for our state for years to come." The Internet wagering bill would allow all games, including poker, that are played at a casino to be offered ...

9. New Jersey Senate and Assembly approve bills to help bolster casinos, racetracks
(N.J./State)

... gaming and horse racing industries by – among other things – allowing sports betting at casinos and racetracks, permitting Internet wagering by out-of-state residents on horse racing and expanding off-track ...

10. No 2011 Race Dates = No 2011 OTW and Account Wagering
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By law, NJRC cannot issue 2011 OTW and Account Wagering renewal licenses for 1/01/11, because NJSEA has not scheduled the required number of live race dates. All Favorites and Account Wagering will close ...

11. New Jersey police and firefighter arbitration, horse racing bills top Assembly agenda
(N.J./State)

... benefits. Final legislative approval for two bills to enhance New Jersey's horse racing industry. One bill (A-1705) would expand off-track wagering. The other (A-2926) would authorize exchange wagering. ...

12. New Jersey horse racing and gaming bills advance
(N.J./State)

...  The 10-bill package attempts to build on previous Democratic efforts to help the stumbling industries and includes bills to allow smaller casinos, authorize exchange wagering on horse races and improve ...

13. Racing and NJSEA
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... lobbying for gaming. Those funds went to horsemen not the racetracks. Secondly the taxpayers did not underwrite the net loss (on-track loss minus the net income from OTW and account wagering). That had ...

14. great idea
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... the shots i wonder why he did not run for govenor? slots NO. exchange wagering NO. poker tournaments at the meadowlands NO god forbid the racetrack industry should interfere with his corruption ...

15. NJ Account Wagering
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Couldn't this be accomplished by simply selling NJ Account Wagering to You Bet or TVG or another serivce? Is the state going to compete wit them? ...

16. Assemblymen propose bill to allow Internet horse wagering from bettors outside New Jersey
(Sports/Professional)

... Internet account wagering on horse races from bettors outside New Jersey. Account wagering is a form of betting in which an account holder deposits money with the state Sports and Exposition Authority, ...

17. N.J. Senate approves 7 bills designed to aid ailing casinos, horse tracks
(N.J./State)

... house on Monday. The bills, which move to the Assembly for consideration, are the result of hearings held on issues pertaining to the gaming and wagering economic sectors earlier this year, are intended ...

18. State Senate committee approves sports betting in N.J.
(N.J./State)

Would enable sports wagering at casinos, racetracks A constitutional amendment that would ask voters approve legalize sports betting in New Jersey was approved Monday by the Senate Economic Growth Committee ...

19. you can't believe everything someone tells you
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... of at privately-owned tracks. Also, the state keeps saying horse racing is losing tens of millions of dollars, but it won’t put the income from off-track wagering and phone betting in the overall racing ...

20. Let the voters decide fate of horse racing in New Jersey, not Harrah’s Entertainment
(Opinion/Commentary)

... the installation of video lottery terminals at the Meadowlands and put the proposal on the ballot for voter approval. I have also sponsored another measure that would allow sports wagering at casinos ...