Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was trying to brand fellow Nevada Sen. Dean Heller a failure earlier this month when he wrote that passing an online poker bill was “the most important issue facing Nevada since Yucca Mountain.”
Read More . . .A proposed federal Internet gambling bill released last week is likely to face resistance in Delaware, where the bill could override state laws, according to professors.
Read More . . .Delaware's decision to expand legal betting on professional football games beyond casinos and into bars and restaurants seems to be paying off for tavern owners and the state.
Read More . . .Nevada is about to embark on its real-money online gaming experiment, and it doesn’t necessarily want to have to license firms like Visa, Bank of America and Google.
Read More . . .udge Weinstein wrote a 120 page report wherin he said that poker is not a game of chance like most gambling games.
Read More . . .A summary of the internet gaming bill put forth by senators Harry Reid and Jon Kyl details the framework of a law that could regulate online poker in the United States
Read More . . .Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's frustration with Republican Sen. Dean Heller over Internet poker legislation has escalated another notch, with Nevada's senior senator telling Heller that he is failing to represent Nevada in the high-stakes effort to protect the state's gaming industry.
Read More . . .A bipartisan proposal that could have seen the introduction of online poker in the United States at a federal level is probably gasping its last breath of life, with news that one of the key movers of the bill has suddenly quit the team.
Read More . . .In the United States, the Department of Justice has filed a second amended civil complaint against Full Tilt Poker directors Howard Lederer and Ray Bitar that features a raft of new forfeiture charges.
Read More . . .Gov. Brian Sandoval thinks Mitt Romney would make a great president.
Read More . . .The Democrats' silence about any support they may have for the passage of online poker and gambling laws in the United States was deafening at the party's National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina recently.
Read More . . .Ever since online poker legislation faltered and failed in late 2010, the prevailing wisdom has been that the road to successful passage leads though the Senate.
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