The Delaware State Lottery has announced that it has conditionally selected a proposal from Scientific Games and 888 Holdings in conjunction with the state’s upcoming rollout off a complete suite of online gaming services. @pokernews.com

Amid the flurry of activity over the past year or so with online gaming and poker, there have been some success stories. The moves by Delaware, Nevada and New Jersey to enact online regulations for the industry (in Delaware and New Jersey’s cases for full online gaming and Nevada’s online poker only laws) have been.. @pokernewsdaily.com

Specialized firms offering support services connected to online transactions dominate the list of 14 companies that have formally responded to the Delaware Lottery’s Request for Proposal (RFP) in conjunction with the lottery’s planned offering of several forms of online gambling, including poker. @pokernews.com

The online poker legislative dominoes continue to stand upright since New Jersey enacted online gaming last month. This week brought positive news from Delaware – which has been leading the way for online gaming – but concern in Pennsylvania and Illinois. @bluff.com

After an eventful few months since the beginning of the year, the online poker legislative beat was relatively quiet this week. No major bills were proposed, passed, or killed. @bluff.com

Fourteen companies, including PokerStars, have submitted requests to provide online gambling services in Delaware. The state lottery, in charge of Internet gaming, recently announced a request for proposals to help launch Internet gaming later this year. @pokernews.com

Moving a step closer to bringing its online gaming industry to life, the state of Delaware announced yesterday that fourteen companies have applied for online gaming licenses for their proposed online casino gaming system. @pokernewsdaily.com

Lawmakers and other public officials in Louisiana are expected to take up the task of pondering the legalization of Internet gambling, including poker. @cardplayer.com

The two companies are set to launch the All American Poker Network, which will offer online poker in states that have officially legalized the game. So far Nevada, Delaware and New Jersey have all passed laws that allow online poker. @pokerlistings.com

Nevada will always be the first state that legalized online poker, and Delaware will always be the second, but when it comes to overall importance it’s hard to argue against New Jersey’s place in online poker history now that the state has officially passed a bill legalizing online.. @pokernewsboy.com

After delaying through the maximum 45 day limit to act, on February 7New Jersey Governor Chris Christie issued a “conditional veto” for the internet gaming bill that was passed by the State Assembly and Senate in late December. @diamondflushpoker.com

A Delaware man was so upset that his wife was losing money at a casino on Sunday that he allegedly threatened to use an AK-47 to shoot up the place,. @cardplayer.com

As honest-to-goodness, legal online gaming in Nevada, Delaware, and New Jersey continues to inch closer to a reality, some legislators are continuing to try to get internet poker legalized in California. @pokernewsdaily.com

According to a report in USA Today, Delaware is considering some very radical steps as they gear-up for a possible real-money launch in the state as early as this fall. @pokernewsboy.com

The attention of the United States poker community has been focused on Nevada and New Jersey and this year, and rightly so, as the former has already legalized intrastate online poker and the latter is getting very close. @pokernewsdaily.com

Delaware, which legalized online gaming in 2012, intends to kick off its first real-money games by Sept. 30, 2013, the state’s lottery recently announced. @cardplayer.com

The state of Delaware begins building its online gaming system. Delaware gaming officials have taken another step toward launching online poker. The state lottery issued a request for proposal in order to implement the technology for internet gaming, intending to offer real money online gambling “no later than September 30. @pokernews.com

Dan Gilbert, Cleveland Cavaliers owner, Quick and Loans founder and casino developer, has reportedly agreed to acquire a majority interest in Detroit’s Greektown Casino-Hotel. @cardplayer.com

As the legal battle involving sports gambling moves to the next round in New Jersey, Delaware continues to experience a payoff from its decision to expand its limited sports lottery involving professional football games. @pokerati.com