LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada officials have approved the nation’s first two interactive gambling licenses in a step that clears the way for online poker within state lines, even while a federal interstate gambling ban remains in place.
Members of the Nevada Gaming Commission signed off on licenses Thursday for rival slot machine manufacturers International Game Technology and Bally Technologies Inc., the first two companies to get the certification since officials approved online gambling regulations in January.
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