Summary of Reid/Kyl Online Poker Bill Surfaces
- Sep 13, 2012
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
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Reid chides Heller for failing to garner support for poker bill
- Sep 12, 2012
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.
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Republican Pulls out of Online Poker Legislation Passage
- Sep 12, 2012
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.
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Amended complaint issued against Lederer and Bitar
- Sep 12, 2012
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.
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Where does Romney stand on Yucca, online poker? Doesn’t matter to Sandoval
- Sep 12, 2012
Gov. Brian Sandoval thinks Mitt Romney would make a great president.
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Democrats Remain Silent on Internet Poker Issue
- Sep 11, 2012
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.
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Dean Heller tells Harry Reid that House, not Senate, should lead on poker legislation
- Sep 11, 2012
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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Sen. Wright Continues Fight for Online Poker Bill SB 1463
- Sep 11, 2012
Despite the fact many believe gambling’s revenue-generating potential is usually over hyped in the state of California, Senator Rod Wright is still continuing the fight for online poker in the state
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NJ: Leagues don't have standing in sports bet suit
- Sep 8, 2012
In filing, NJ claims pro leagues don't have standing to challenge state's sports betting plans.
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Republicans: no online gambling at this party
- Aug 30, 2012
The Republican Party’s national platform was released Tuesday at the party’s convention in Tampa, Fla., and plenty of political blogs out there will tell you all about the planks on job creation, taxes, and gay marriage and so forth.
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Republican Platform Opposes Internet Gambling
- Aug 29, 2012
Once again, despite the GOP's alleged commitment to freedom and liberty and all those nice sounding words, we are reminded that these freedoms rarely extend beyond those which gain the approval of social conservatives. From the just completed 2012 Republican Platform:
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New Jersey hires D.C. lawyers for court fight
- Aug 28, 2012
New Jersey has taken on two reputable Washington D.C. lawyers in order to defend the state’s right to offer sports betting. Press of Atlantic City reports that Theodore B. Olson and Matthew D. McGill have both been enlisted to help the Garden State in their fight to preserve their intrastate sports betting bill against the leagues they’ll be taking bets on.
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