New Mexico lawmakers considering live-dealer games legalization legislation
In the western American state of New Mexico and legislators have reportedly begun scrutinizing proposed legislation that could allow local commercial horseracing tracks to begin offering live games of craps, poker and blackjack alongside a full retinue of sportsbetting. According to a Monday report from the Las Cruces Sun-News newspaper, there are five horseracing venues […]
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