Internet Gambling Funds Seizures Continue in Maryland
- Oct 15, 2009
Maryland: Home of crab cakes, sailing, “Wedding Crashers,� and internet gambling funds seizures.
Read More . . .Maryland: Home of crab cakes, sailing, “Wedding Crashers,� and internet gambling funds seizures.
Read More . . .Washington politicians from both political parties have called for a hold on the implementation of the supporting regulations for the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA), due to kick in on December 1st this year...
Read More . . .Full Tilt Poker, one of the largest online poker sites still serving the US, was accused in a lawsuit on Thursday of being controlled from within the country, raising questions about the effectiveness of a 2006 ban on US internet gambling...
Read More . . .The proponents of legalizing online poker are holding their cards close to their vests as they prepare to introduce a bill to the Legislature this winter...
Read More . . .A legislative performance audit has found that the Montana Lottery's involvement in fantasy sports gambling doesn't comply with state law.
Read More . . .The British online gambling executive David Carruthers, who has spent three years under house arrest in Missouri, has withdrawn his "guilty" plea just days before he was due to be sentenced by a US court.
Read More . . .Third Circuit confirms previous ruling limiting sports betting to NFL parlays only
Read More . . .Iowa should keep its options open and develop plans to “protect its borders� while Internet gambling legislation is being debated in Congress, Iowa Lottery Chief Executive Officer Terry Rich said Tuesday.
Read More . . .As recounted in court documents made public yesterday in Maryland's U.S. District Court, federal authorities seized the contents of six Wachovia Bank accounts held by a company called Forshay Enterprises, Inc.,
Read More . . .Two more area men were ordered into custody Wednesday for refusing to testify in front of a federal grand jury in Kansas City.
Read More . . .Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) is withdrawing an amendment that would have legalized and taxed online gambling to help pay for healthcare reform.
Read More . . .An increased focus on the benefits of Internet gambling regulation are expected as the Senate Finance Committee considers a proposal introduced on Saturday to use Internet gambling revenue to offset the costs of health care reform.
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