As Dec. 1 Looms, Banks Prepare for UIGEA Regulations,In what has been a roller coaster of a decade for the poker industry, the final few months of 2009 have the potential to be as important as any recent stretch for the game.
Read More . . .The years-long, Maryland-based federal investigation into money-laundering tied to Internet gambling has quietly been picking up steam in recent weeks.
Read More . . .Lawyers retained by the state are attempting yet another legal move that might leave the door open for Delaware to expand its sports betting plan beyond three-game parlays on NFL games.
Read More . . .SPRINGFIELD, — Illinois bettors will soon have another option if they want to play the horses.
Read More . . .After spending about $12 million to prepare for full sports books, the state's three racetrack casinos are scrambling to make the best of parlays when the NFL regular season starts Thursday.
Read More . . .The Kentucky State Supreme Court announced that on Oct. 22, it will hear oral arguments for a suit by Gov. Steven Beshear’s (D) that seeks to have 141 Internet gambling domains seized.
Read More . . .Is Texas Hold 'Em about the luck of the draw, or the skill of the player? The question is being played out in courts around the country.
Read More . . .Internet poker fans won't be getting a chance to push for a ballot question legalizing the game.
Read More . . .PHILADELPHIA - A U.S. appeals court upheld an Internet gambling ban Tuesday, rejecting a challenge from an association of off-shore bookies that the federal prohibition was too vague and violated privacy rights.
Read More . . .week after a federal appeals court ruled that the state of Delaware could allow only one form of sports betting — parlay wagering on NFL games — the same panel gave even more specific parameters in a written opinion released Monday.
Read More . . .Notes sent out by banks in August serve as a warning about the overblocking that could be coming in December when the penalties established by the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act go into effect in the United States.
Read More . . .FEDERAL COURT — Thousands of online poker players are out of luck trying to wrestle back $13 million seized by federal investigators in a San Diego case that raises questions about the legality of the online game.
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