Two more companies took a step toward joining Nevada's interactive gaming license club Wednesday after the state Gaming Control Board unanimously approved recommendations for foreign and domestic operators.The two newest potential entries - 888 Holdings of Gibraltar and Las Vegas-based Treasure Island - would be the first added since Gov. Brian Sandoval signed legislation that changes the state's interactive gaming landscape.If approved by the Nevada Gaming Commission at its March 21 meeting, 888 Holdings and Treasure Island would be the 20th and 21st companies to receive interactive gaming licenses in the state.Read the full article <a href="http://www.vegasinc.com/news/2013/mar/06/888-holdings-recommended-nevada-license-online-pok/" >here</a>.
