Online poker clears Iowa Senate committee
- Feb 23, 2012
A measure aimed at bringing illegal online poker under state regulation rolled through a Senate committee Wednesday evening.
Read More . . .A measure aimed at bringing illegal online poker under state regulation rolled through a Senate committee Wednesday evening.
Read More . . .According to LegalPokerSites.com, Mississippi State Representative Bobby Moak introduced MS House Bill 1373 on Wednesday making Mississippi the latest state to consider regulation and legalization of online poker.
Read More . . .Today an Iowa legislative sub-committee is meeting to consider Senator Jeff Danielson’s bill to regulate online poker and legalizing online gambling for games like poker.
Read More . . .Washington DC's iGaming, was on track to be the first one in the country, and it promised revenue for the district from Texas hold 'em poker, blackjack and bingo. However...
Read More . . .A report says that US online poker regulation is not included in a Congressional bill on payroll taxes. In the past week, there have been rumors and reports that language regarding online poker could be included in the payroll tax bill...
Read More . . .On February 9, when players on poker skins of the Everleaf Gaming Network logged into their accounts, they immediately received a pop-up with a new “Terms and Conditions� page. Notably added was the following:
No person who is resident in Malta, France and USA may open an account...
Casino gamblers bet more across the USA in 2011 than the year before, but industry reports show they were selective about where they plunked down their dollars.
Read More . . .Rep. Stephen Sandstrom, R-Orem, the Chief Sponsor of House Bill 108, is not taking any chances when it comes to allowing any sort of gambling in Utah.
Read More . . .Rep. Stephen Sandstrom's effort to make sure Internet gambling is banned in the state has been put on hold.
Read More . . .Two bills - one of which could put a roulette table in the palm of a gambler's hand, the other offers multimillion-dollar tax breaks for nongaming development in Atlantic City.
Read More . . .Maryland lottery officials are looking at selling tickets and games online by July 1 to bring in additional revenues for the state.
Read More . . .In the United States, a Congressman from New Jersey has announced that he intends to introduce federal legislation that would amend the (PASPA) to allow the eastern state to conduct online sportsbetting within its borders.
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