Fairfax County police spend big bucks in hopes of big breaks in betting cases
- Sep 20, 2010
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 . . .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.
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association (AGA) is carefully considering the growing likelihood of federally controlled online gambling and has entered discussions with those forces pushing for a regulated and legalised US online gambling industry, according to the trade body’s powerful head.
Read More . . .Legislation that would increase the takeout on exotic wagers in California and authorize exchange betting in the state has been introduced in the state Assembly.
Read More . . .Atlantic City needs major surgery, not a Band-Aid. While the Hanson Commission’s proposal on CRDA cash is a positive step to reinvest casino dollars into the Atlantic City community.
Read More . . .Two payment processors and their owner have agreed to forfeit $13.3 million to resolve claims that the funds were involved in money laundering.
Read More . . .The fracture between North and South Jersey lawmakers over the future of gambling deepened a bit more Tuesday with a letter sent to Donald J. Trump.
Read More . . .The three Nevadans in the House of Representatives are rallying to support the legalization of Internet gaming.
Read More . . .With Florida’s pot expected to be light about $6 billion next year, backers of online gaming say the state could have an ace in the hole that would bring in hundreds of millions of dollars if the state has the guts to play it.
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