Another bookmaker pleads guilty in gambling inquiry
- Feb 19, 2010
For the second time in a week, a man has pleaded guilty to operating an illegal sports gambling business in Kansas City.
Read More . . .For the second time in a week, a man has pleaded guilty to operating an illegal sports gambling business in Kansas City.
Read More . . .Atlantic City— State Senate President Stephen Sweeney said Wednesday he would not permit a vote on any bill that allows video-lottery terminals anywhere else in New Jersey
Read More . . .The NJ Senate will meet at 2pm on Monday, February 22 to to challenge enforcement of PASPA.
Read More . . .California's economic woes are undisputed. But dire fiscal times do not justify dishonorable deeds and the breaking of commitments.
Read More . . .A United Kingdom-based company serving the online gambling industry is playing its high card by opening a U.S. subsidiary in Fairfield County to ensure safe financial transactions in anticipation of passage of a bill permitting federally regulated online gaming.
Read More . . .What you owe the government from a winning bet depends on the type of gambling, the amount you win and the ratio of the winnings to the wager.
Read More . . .One of the major struggles for online poker advocates in the past few years has been getting the attention of current members of Congress and then educating them about the major issues concerning the game.
Read More . . .Only in New Jersey could legislators be accused of simultaneously jumping the gun and being a day late and a dollar short.
Read More . . .A Kansas City man pleaded guilty in federal Court Wednesday to being a bookmaker in an illegal online gambling operation targeting the U.S market and operated from Costa Rica.
Read More . . .The biggest stars of poker are playing the ultimate bluffing game with the U.S. government. At stake is the future of online poker and $30 billion of betting.
Read More . . .A bill that could lead to casinos on Hawaiian Home Lands passed out of the state House Judiciary Committee, while a separate measure that would allow a single casino on O'ahu also advanced yesterday.
Read More . . .A new poker hand was dealt Tuesday as a California Senate committee held an informational hearing on legalizing Internet poker to raise revenue for the cash-deprived state.
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