NCAA’s obstinacy a sure bet
- Jun 25, 2009
But as more states allow gambling, eventually its silly anti-Vegas rule will become obsolete.
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U.S. Online Poker Players Remain Optimistic
- Jun 23, 2009
The American Gaming Association has been split over the online gambling issue in the USA for a long while. Many big time casinos in the states have been saying they want to expand gambling in cyberspace, as a way to extend their brands.
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Harrah’s thinks it can gain from online gambling
- Jun 22, 2009
For a time, big American casinos were making noises about wanting to expand gambling in cyberspace, as a way to extend their brands.
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Barrier between pro sports and gaming develops cracks
- Jun 19, 2009
The professional sports world has always kept a safe distance from any connection with gambling, but there are signs that the barrier is beginning to weaken under the pressure of the sagging economy.
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Gambling Law Expert Nelson Rose Comments on Online Poker Seizure
- Jun 19, 2009
The seizure of over $30 million in online poker payment processor funds has sent shockwaves through the industry.
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EGR Morning Snapshot: PokerStars, Full Tilt, Cake Poker; Bwin; California; WagerWorks; Unibet...
- Jun 19, 2009
PokerStars is the poker site hit the hardest by US authorities’ squeeze on payment channels, according to data provided by monitoring site PokerScout.com, while Cake Poker and Full Tilt have taken up the PokerStars traffic.
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Collaboration of AlertPay and Facebook results in illegal gambling termination
- Jun 18, 2009
According to the recent post on the official blog of the online payment system AlertPay, the company negotiated with the social networking site Facebook to terminate several illegal online gambling operations.
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Off the betting path: This week's wackiest wagers
- Jun 18, 2009
It’s those moments when everything plays out perfectly, as if the gods set aside a slice of divinity just for you. Like hitting every green light when you’re running late for work, or waking up from a bender with your wallet, dignity and private parts intact.
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Salt Lake City to Levy Fines for Online Gambling in Public?
- Jun 17, 2009
The Utah Transit Authority, which polices Salt Lake City’s FrontRunner train system, has passed an ordinance prohibiting using its free wifi to surf porn, engage in online gambling, or view other “inappropriate� websites.
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The NFL Doesn't Want Your Bets
- Jun 16, 2009
Some of the National Football League's founders were gamblers. The league draws more wagers in the U.S. than any other sport. It recently authorized its teams to sell their logos to state lotteries. But when it comes letting states expand sports betting, the NFL has made its position clear: Not now, not ever.
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Delaware Not Planning On Stopping With Sports Gambling
- Jun 15, 2009
Delaware lawmakers may not have started out with the intention of full scale gambling expansion, but lately it looks as though that is where it will end up.
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When talking betting, the NFL and Delaware aren't in same league
- Jun 11, 2009
The NFL has let the Washington Redskins partner with the Virginia Lottery on a $20 "Redskins Mania" scratch ticket, coming soon to the convenience store on your corner.
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