#David Rebuck

There is no doubt that the arrival of casinos in Atlantic City 45 years ago has transformed the resort. Panel discussion held at Stockton University's Atlantic city campus celebrated the anniversary of legalized casino gaming in New Jersey. Michael C. Epps, the first Atlantic native to serve as a New York Casino Control Commission member, said some people still don't feel they have received the full promise of the industry.

Louis Rogacki is the 2022 Regulator of the Year at the American Gambling Awards. He is Deputy Director of New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement. The awards are produced by G.com Group Limited (Nasdaq: GAMB). The group is a leading provider of player acquisition services for the regulated global online gambling industry. It has helped New York to record gaming revenue totals. New Jersy revenue was $3.87 billion from January through September this year. Rogacker had a key role in implementing internet gaming in New. Jersey in 2013 and in launching legal retail and mobile sports wagering across the state in 2018.

Gambling executives predict expansion of online casino gaming at ECGC. Internet gambling is legal in six states and more than a dozen states sell lottery tickets over the internet. iGaming's growth is still in its infancy stages in the U.S. and there is plenty of room for growth. iGaming is not legal yet in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and New York.

Internet casino games have grown slowly, but there's potential for growth and expansion. It's legal in six states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut. Panelists predicted three or four additional states could adopt internet gambling. Since it launched internet casinos nine years ago, New York's casinos have won $4.79 billion from gamblers online. Nevada offers online poker. The revenue is reported separately from the in-person revenue casinos report to the state. There are 31 states plus Washington, D.C., offer legal sports betting.

Executives at the East Coast Gaming Congress say the internet casino market has potential for growth and expansion. It is legal in six states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut. Panelists predict three or four additional states could adopt internet gambling. Since New York launched internet casinos nine years ago, they have won $4.79 billion from gamblers online. Since July 2019, the Pennsylvania casinos have also won nearly twice that amount. The figures are for online casino games only. They do not include sports betting revenue.

David Rebuck is the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement Director. He was a novice in the gaming industry when he took the job in 2010. His focus was on brick-and-mortar casinos in Atlantic City. He got started before the technological revolution that would revolutionize the industry.

Internet casino games have grown slowly, but there's potential for growth, according to conference participants. Sports betting has provided ready-made infrastructure and regulatory apparatus for online casino gaming. It's legal in six states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut. Panelists predict three or four additional states could adopt internet gambling. Since it launched internet gaming nine years ago, New York's casinos have won $4.79 billion from gamblers online. Nevada offers online poker. The revenue is not broken out separately from the in-person revenue casinos report to the state.

Internet casino games have grown slowly, but there's potential for growth, according to conference participants. Internet gambling is legal in six states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut. Panelists predict three or four additional states could adopt internet gambling soon. Since it launched internet casinos nine years ago, New York's casinos have won $4.79 billion from gamblers online. Nevada offers online poker. It's not broken out separately from the in-person revenue casinos report to the state.

ECGC will discuss the challenges state gaming regulators face in keeping up with new technology at the East Coast Gaming Congress, September 21-23 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.

David Rebuck is the director of New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement for the past decade. He appeared on the weekly "Gamble On" podcast to discuss sports betting and online casino issues. He believes New York will always be the top state in the sports gambling industry. The state's September's $1 billion in betting handle was eclipsed by a $ 1.3 billion handle last month.

David Cordish, 81, is the CEO of the Live!-branded casinos in or near Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Baltimore. He is skeptical about the potential for online casino gambling. He believes only a small group of companies can afford to spend up to $1 billion or more to construct a traditional casino. iGaming is not open to the internet. It is a very small market. The people who can get into igaming are big names like Amazon, Facebook and Google.

William Pascrell III is a New Jersey-based lobbyist. He is giving Seton Hall Law School students a three-day boot camp on the history of American gambling. Pascal points out that the 2013 New York law that legalized online casino gaming has an expiration date. Online casino operators are on track to exceed $1 billion in revenue in the state in 2021.

Casey Ennis, 44, is accused of using stolen identities to create and fund more than 1,800 online gambling accounts in Atlantic City. He is also suspected of operating a fraudulent unemployment benefits scheme. A police raid at his home in Audubon, New Jersey, last month uncovered more 30 electronic devices, $491 cash and 3 grams of methamphetamine.

Casey Ennis, 44, of Audubon, New Jersey, was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly funding more than 1,800 online gambling accounts using stolen identities and scamming the state out of unemployment benefits. The investigation began in January of last year when some people contacted the New. Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to inform them that online. gambling account had been created in their names without permission.

The Division of Gaming Enforcement wants to make sure that New Jersey online gambling operators are providing services in the correct manner.