Revitalizing California's Potential Online Gaming Regulation
- Oct 6, 2010
Since California State Sen. Rod Wright withdrew his bill to license and regulate Internet poker within the state.
Read More . . .Since California State Sen. Rod Wright withdrew his bill to license and regulate Internet poker within the state.
Read More . . .The wife of U.S. Rep. John Tierney is scheduled to plead guilty today to federal tax charges that she helped conceal her brother's illegal offshore gambling business.
Read More . . .iMEGA, along with counsel for New Jersey State Sen. Raymond Lesniak and Senate President Stephen Sweeney, filed the brief with the US Circuit Court.
Read More . . .The largest online poker room announced today they will no longer be serving real-money players from the US state of Washington.
Read More . . .New Jersey State Democratic legislators will get the chance at the last of three gaming summits this week to finally question Jon Hanson, the head of a governor’s advisory commission
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In a unanimous ruling issued this morning, the Washington state Supreme Court denied a challenge to the state ban on Internet gambling.
Call it a long shot, but there's a chance Congress could vote to legalize online gambling.
Read More . . .It's football season, and for millions of Americans that means betting season. It's a crime that Fairfax County police take seriously.
Read More . . .Legislative Democrats converge on the Meadowlands today for their second of three summits to discuss the future of gambling in New Jersey.
Read More . . ."If we read Ohio law as controlling the contract in question, the parties probably are guilty of a crime under Ohio law, the contract is void, and both parties could be extradited and prosecuted together in an Ohio criminal court."
Read More . . .One thing is for certain in the political landscape of HR 2267 — there's a lot of potential money to be made, and the infighting within the gambling industry may destroy any and all support for it.
Read More . . .A bill, which is backed by one of the largest players in the online gaming industry, is up for a vote in the California General Assembly that would open up online betting on horse racing for the state’s residents.
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