Internet Poker Question Banned From Mass. Ballot
- Sep 3, 2009
Internet poker fans won't be getting a chance to push for a ballot question legalizing the game.
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.
Read More . . .NFL swiped a page out of Plaxico Burress' playbook. Pow, shot itself in the foot. Dragged the state of Delaware into Federal Court of Appeals to derail the start of single-game sports betting and, shazam, wound up with a unanimous verdict that the plans violated a federal law.
Read More . . .Why does the league bother to stop the legalized version of this ubiquitous activity?
Read More . . .Under the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, U.S. financial institutions aren't allowed to transfer money to offshore gambling sites. However, some recent examples have raised questions over how far the law's boundaries extend.
Read More . . .The Delaware case was determined on a statutory interpretation of the PASPA (Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act) federal ban on sports betting and not on the constitutional issues raised by New Jersey’s challenge.
Read More . . .Delaware's three casinos called Monday's court decision to bar single-game bets in Delaware disappointing but said they would continue building sports betting parlors because they plan to offer some kind of sports betting in less than a week.
Read More . . .If you bet on a football game and win, is it chance or skill?
Read More . . .Today the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Delaware’s plan to allow single-game, Vegas style sports betting is in violation of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA). Read Jim Quinn's BLOG <a href="http://www.osga.com/wordpress/?p=296" target="_new"> <font color="blue"> here</font></a>.
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