PVA: California online poker still on track as state votes on new budget fix
- Jul 24, 2009
poker in California by 2010 will not be derailed if state legislators agree a last-ditch deal to cover the state’s massive budget deficit.
Read More . . .poker in California by 2010 will not be derailed if state legislators agree a last-ditch deal to cover the state’s massive budget deficit.
Read More . . .The debate over sports betting in Delaware has reached all the way to Washington. Some national lawmakers are now challenging whether Delaware has the right to legalize sports betting.
Read More . . .Two Senate Republicans are leading a charge in Washington to overturn a new Delaware law permitting betting on sports.
Read More . . .Two Republican U.S. senators are urging U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to block Delaware's sports betting plans and oppose New Jersey's efforts to challenge a federal law restricting such wagering.
Read More . . .There is support on Capitol Hill for overturning a new Delaware law permitting betting on sports.
Read More . . .The Poker Players Alliance hopes a hot hand in the nation's capital this week will help its efforts to legalize online poker.
Read More . . .Eric Losten knows someone who may have a problem with legal sports betting in Delaware, but then again, his bookie should probably find some new work anyway.
Read More . . .In Las Vegas earlier this month, 6,494 poker players were willing to ante up $10,000 each as they rolled into the Rio Casino & Hotel to play in the Main Event of the World Series of Poker.
Read More . . .The National Football League season kicks off Sept. 10. For casino gamblers in Delaware, sports betting may begin on the same day.
Read More . . .A payment processor that handles the accounts of online poker players wants a judge to order the return of about $14 million that the company says was illegally seized by the federal government.
Read More . . .The state of Delaware intends to allow single-event betting on NFL games beginning with the start of the upcoming season Sept. 10, but court challenges from sports leagues could delay the plan.
Read More . . .The man leading the legal fight against UIGEA, Joe Brennan, has dismissed media reports that his battle against America’s online gambling ban in the courts this week stumbled.
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