States hurry to seize on DOJ ruling on online gambling
States move quickly after the Justice Department's reversal of the Wire Act interpretation opens the door for intrastate online gambling and potentially interstate compacts. Nevada leads with online poker rules, while New York Illinois New Jersey and California weigh expansions to lotteries and online gaming amid revenue pressures.
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