How to regulate online gambling
- Nov 2, 2012
The gambling industry needs a centralised self-exclusion mechanism to help safeguard the vulnerable against problem gambling
Read More . . .The gambling industry needs a centralised self-exclusion mechanism to help safeguard the vulnerable against problem gambling
Read More . . .The California Online Poker Association, known as COPA, has disbanded. This move has taken place after this Californian poker organization was started just two years ago.
Read More . . .The first legal "real money" online poker site is just weeks away from launching the future of gaming.
Read More . . .On behalf of the nation's governors, we urge you again to involve the states collectively in the development of possible legislation to regulate Internet gaming.
Read More . . .In recent months we reported that Fertitta Interactive/Ultimate Gaming hoped to launch real money poker in Nevada by the end of the year with their offering of Ultimate poker if and when regulators approving pending manufacturer.
Read More . . .Major League Baseball is making a late-stage attempt to stop a private member's bill on Parliament Hill that would legalize betting on single sporting events in Canada.
Read More . . .Colbert has been the public face of Cantor Gaming since the company arrived to Las Vegas more than three years ago. He served as the sports book director at the M Resort, Cantor's first property, from the day it opened in March 2009.
Read More . . .Mitt Romney does not appear to be opposed to gambling at first glance; he challenged Rick Perry to a $10,000 bet during the Republican primary debate regarding his stance on health-care while governor of Massachusetts.
Read More . . .Nebraska has always been a strict state when it comes to gambling. In the older times, they did not allow any kinds of gambling, however, in these modern times they have become more relaxed and allow certain types of regulated gambling.
Read More . . .One Of Las Vegas' Oldest Casinos Looking At Online Gaming
Read More . . .Since the "Black Friday" indictments of last year, there have been several online poker sites that have sprung from the ashes in an attempt to capture those American players who still would like to play poker online.
Read More . . .New Jersey attorneys will get their wish, working out a deal with the leaders of four professional sports leagues and the NCAA to depose those leaders for up to four hours each.
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