Following a positive reception at the 2009 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the Poker Players Alliance, a million-member strong poker advocacy group, has announced plans to return to CPAC this year.
Read More . . .If you were in parlay-card action at the three Delaware race tracks (Delaware Park, Dover Downs, Harrington) during the NFL regular season, you can remain in action during the playoffs.
Read More . . .Poker players say legalizing online poker not only would let millions of dollars being used in gambling be taxed but also could bring stricter guidance and oversight to the game, which could reduce cheating.
Read More . . .Following a chain of e-mails sent last week by attorneys for the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the names of additional defendants in the state’s legal action against the owners of 141 internet gambling domain names remain a mystery.
Read More . . .Lawyers representing the commonwealth of Kentucky have refused to name any new individuals targeted in their attempt to seize ownership of 141 Internet domain names
Read More . . .Lawyers representing the Commonwealth of Kentucky have asked the Franklin County Circuit court to add names of US citizens and companies to a lawsuit
Read More . . .In a rather bizarre twist in the Kentucky internet gambling case, Commonwealth attorneys filed a motion on Wednesday to add parties to its case and amend its original complaint.
Read More . . .Commerce Casino and Morongo Tribe Amongst Entities Supporting Regulation.
Read More . . .Over the objections of gambling opponents in Congress, the Obama administration has granted a request by US Representative Barney Frank to delay a long-scheduled federal crackdown on illegal Internet poker and casino sites.
Read More . . .The Morongo Band of Mission Indians tribal chairman on Thursday testified in Washington D.C. against legislation to legalize and regulate Internet gambling in the United States.
Read More . . .BetOnSports, the international gambling powerhouse brought down by federal prosecutors in St. Louis, was sentenced Tuesday to probation and a $28.2 million fine.
Read More . . .In 2006, Congress passed a law that instructed the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve Board to write regulations aimed at preventing "unlawful Internet gambling.
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