One-time Australian internet high-flyer Daniel Tzvetkoff has convinced a Las Vegas judge to free him on bail despite US prosecutors branding him a "flight risk" with access to a secret stash of $US100 million ($A107.92 million).
Read More . . .Proponents of two proposed film futures exchanges defended their proposals on Capitol Hill Thursday amid an increasingly onerous political environment and skepticism among lawmakers about the viability of trading in weekend box office receipts.
Read More . . .Two casinos were fined $10,000 apiece today for allowing a man who had voluntarily barred himself from the premises to gamble.
Read More . . .At the beginning of last year, Daniel Tzvetkoff, the young Australian entrepreneur who cofounded the online payment processor Intabill in 2007, owned a yacht, 15 luxury cars, a Brisbane nightclub, and a Gold Coast mansion.
Read More . . .A new study released on Monday from an English gaming consulting company shows that the effects of regulating internet gambling in the United States would be greater than previously thought.
Read More . . .Two gamblers accused the casinos of improperly running jackpot games in which players can win thousands of dollars by losing.
Read More . . .Pro-gaming lobbyists are highlighting a new study that shows legalizing online gambling could create tens of thousands of new jobs over five years.
Read More . . .Disgruntled online poker houses owed tens of millions of dollars by fallen young Brisbane internet tycoon Daniel Tzvetkoff are believed to have turned him in to US authorities.
Read More . . .Poker News Daily has obtained a copy of a memo circulated by Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill in the United States entitled “Legalized Internet Gambling:
Read More . . .Internet poker supporters say that, since prohibition hasn't worked, it should be legal. The non-profit Poker Players Alliance estimates that 15 million people in this country now bet through offshore Internet sites.
Read More . . .The prosecution and imprisonment of uber-lobbyist Jack Abramoff was a political disaster for Republicans. But now some GOP lawmakers are wagering that the scandal can be used against Democrats in a fight over legalizing Internet gambling.
Read More . . .House lawmakers approved a bill Wednesday to license two resort-style casinos and allow up to 3,000 slot machines at the state's four race tracks, bringing Massachusetts a step closer to the largest expansion of gambling since the creation of the state lottery in 1971.
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