Leagues can't tell states what to do
- Aug 19, 2009
Delaware, and eventually New Jersey, should have the right to OK or turn down sports betting
Read More . . .Delaware, and eventually New Jersey, should have the right to OK or turn down sports betting
Read More . . .Gary Kaplan, founder of the now-defunct online gambling business BETonSPORTS, delivered a big win to the U.S. Department of Justice last week
Read More . . .Massachusetts USA Republican candidate Christy Mihos has gone public with a statement that says the state should legalize gambling on professional and college sports
Read More . . .Morongo teams up with card clubs to counteract illegal offshore Internet sites.
Read More . . .While attention last week focused on legal moves at the appeals court level, the state of Delaware quietly filed its formal, legal response to a civil lawsuit that alleges the state’s sports betting plan is illegal.
Read More . . .The founder of the online gambling site BetOnSports.com pleaded guilty on Friday to federal racketeering conspiracy and other charges, concluding years of investigating and prosecuting.
Read More . . .As the economy continues to struggle to improve, it is no surprise that support for legalizing Internet gambling grows in the United States Congress.
Read More . . .Delaware officials are fighting a request by professional sports leagues and the NCAA for a quick ruling by a federal appeals court on the state's plan to offer sports betting.
Read More . . .U.S. Attorney Charges Man with Three Counts of Conspiracy
Attorneys for professional sports leagues and the NCAA asked a federal appeals court Monday to decide quickly whether Delaware's plan to allow betting on games should be halted before a trial can be held.
Read More . . .Poker enthusiasts have another bill on which to latch their hopes in the fight to legitimize online poker in the United States.
Read More . . .This legislation provides a licensing, regulatory and taxation framework to establish a legitimate online skill game industry in the United States, while creating enhanced enforcement against those who accept illegal Internet gambling from the United States.
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