Attorneys for iMEGA filed a motion with the Kentucky Court of Appeals to stay an attempt by the Commonwealth to seize the rights to 141 Internet domain names.
Read More . . .60 percent of New Jerseyans favor making a place for the activity in Atlantic City casinos
Read More . . .Bills that would allow Maryland's video slots parlors to have table gambling such as poker and blackjack were overshadowed Tuesday by legislation aimed at attracting more contractors to the rebidding of the state's two unlicensed slots sites.
Read More . . .Supreme Court ruled Thursday that owners of gambling Web sites must appear in court to defend themselves against Kentucky's attempts to seize their domain names and stop illegal Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act regulations will not receive another delay from the Treasury Department, according to Congressman Barney Frank. The anti-poker legislation will go into effect June 1.
Read More . . .The Kentucky supreme court today issued a ruling that it will not lift the freeze by registrars of 141 Internet gambling domain names unless an owner of the names comes forward.
Read More . . .With the melt down of the global economy over the past 2 years, multi-national brokerage firms and trusted financial institutions bore the brunt of accusations of gambling away the financial health and futures of investors
Read More . . .A bill allowing instant wagering in Kentucky on previously conducted horse races has cleared a Senate committee in Frankfort.
Read More . . .Compulsive gambling experts had a ready opinion Thursday on whether California should legalize online poker to raise money along the lines of what an Inland tribe proposes: Bad idea.
Read More . . .Lawmakers worried about preserving Kentucky's horse capital status presented a plan Thursday that offers a cash infusion to bolster the state's racing industry by taxing Internet betting and allowing a new form of gambling on old horse races.
Read More . . .The likelihood Internet poker will soon be legal in the United States is igniting a fear among some tribal leaders that online gambling will impact revenue from tribal government casinos.
Read More . . .The pragmatic negotiations between the Legislature and the Seminole Indian Tribe to finally give Florida a portion of the proceeds from blackjack and other table games appear headed in the right direction.
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