D.C. Proposes Rules for Internet Non-Gambling
- Jun 30, 2011
The District of Columbia officials held a public hearing today, Wednesday, June 29, on their plans to start taking money bets on online gaming in September.
Read More . . .The District of Columbia officials held a public hearing today, Wednesday, June 29, on their plans to start taking money bets on online gaming in September.
Read More . . .Last week, Texas Rep. Joe Barton officially unveiled the Internet poker bill gamblers across the country have been waiting for, but it’s a safe bet that the document’s going to go through some serious changes.
Read More . . .April 15 2011 marks the day the axe fell on the online poker rooms owned by Full Tilt Poker and Absolute Poker when the US Department of Justice seized the domain names and indicted executives involved in the poker enterprises.
Read More . . .After weeks of talk and speculation, Representative Joe Barton of Texas introduced a bill Friday that would allow for the legalization of online poker in the United States.
Read More . . .Rep. Joe Barton introduced a bill in Congress on Friday to regulate Internet poker, an estimated $6 billion industry.
Read More . . .Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas) will hold a press conference to unveil his bill to legalize online poker on Friday as we reported last week.
Read More . . .U.S. Rep. Joe Barton of Texas plans to introduce a federal bill to legalize online poker.
Read More . . .According to the Washington, D.C. Insider website TheHill.com, Rep. Joe Barton could introduce his new online poker bill as early as this week.
Read More . . .It's a high-stakes game involving tens of billions of dollars, FBI busts of offshore poker tycoons, congressional lobbying.
Read More . . .As online poker in the USA appears to be stuck in some form of limbo, Republican House of Representatives member Joe Barton is determined that clarification relating to online poker.
Read More . . .Full Tilt Poker is facing serious legal issues with federal authorities in the United States regarding illegal gambling activities and now it seems more legal trouble is headed its way.
Read More . . .The oncoming legalization of online poker charges ahead this week with more lawmakers “seeing the light� or at least the potential revenue dollars that online gambling could add to state coffers.
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