This is a decent piece, and very new. The COO of The Atlantic Club would be privy to much more then the casual observer.
http://www.njtvonline.org/njtoday/vi...th-pokerstars/
This is a decent piece, and very new. The COO of The Atlantic Club would be privy to much more then the casual observer.
http://www.njtvonline.org/njtoday/vi...th-pokerstars/
And then today, Christe approves of Port Authority taking over control of Atlantic City Airport. This is big over some years. Air Canada close to committing to daily flights.
http://online.wsj.com/article/AP945a...20596597d.html
Christe is a boss, Conservative (leaning left) no less, huh.
Interesting tidbit came across today for those interested...
Apparently the newly appointed director of The Division of Criminal Justice in N.J came from the United States Attorney office for the Southern District of New York, that same office that led the Black Friday crackdowns.
Interestingly Honig said, he intends to take on "more emerging threats — like cybercrimes"
This doesn't necc. have much to do with Pokerstars getting a license or not, but it does lend to the States direction of new appointments. Very much young, smart, and hip to the cyber ways.
Will be interesting if Pokerstars gets a license or not. This guy came directly from the Southern District office and his boss was none other then Preet Bharara himself.
http://www.nj.gov/oag/newsreleases13/pr20130227c.html
Interesting bit today from BOYD CEO saying NJ is much more lucrative than Nevada =)
Boyd CEO: New Jersey “much larger opportunity” than Nevada
http://www.egrmagazine.com/news/boyd...ty_than_nevada
Be nice if we could read the article.Originally Posted by garrett
Figured someone could I am too broke. The synapse following probably sums it up pretty well, bascially -Be nice if we could read the article.
"Casino group likely to prioritise entry into New Jersey despite being among first licensed in Nevada."
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