Utah on Gambling: Deal Us Out
- Dec 31, 2008
Utah lawmaker pitches a resolution to fend off international agreements on online gambling.
Read More . . .Utah lawmaker pitches a resolution to fend off international agreements on online gambling.
Read More . . .Anurag Dikshit’s guilty plea to online gaming in the US leaves former Party Gaming colleagues vulnerable.
Read More . . .Now that Delaware has considered instituting some form of sports gambling, New Jersey wants the right to do the same. In fact, a group of New Jersey state Senators...
Read More . . .The sports authority will allow horse-racing fans to place bets using internet-enabled mobile devices next year, as it attempts to increase revenues for the troubled racing industry.
Read More . . .The fact that the US continues to ignore questions regarding jurisdiction as well as the written laws of its own country has led Europeans to question the wisdom of doing business with the US....
Read More . . .The biggest shareholder in PartyGaming, the UK-listed online gambling company, has agreed to pay US authorities $300m and plead guilty to a charge relating to illegal web betting.
Read More . . .PartyGaming said it’s still in talks with the U.S. Justice Department and it’s unlikely to include a criminal plea by the company in any settlement.
Read More . . .A lawyer for five people busted for playing poker in a Mount Pleasant home will get a chance to argue a specific version of the card game requires too much skill...
Read More . . .Lawyers representing online gambling interests told the Kentucky Court of Appeals on Friday that Gov. Steve Beshear’s effort to seize domain names is blatantly unconstitutional.
Read More . . .The Kentucky Court of Appeals meets in Louisville today to hear oral arguments in a case involving Internet gambling sites...
Read More . . .The suspended gambling compact between the Seminole Tribe of Florida and Gov. Charlie Crist will undergo an intense review...
Read More . . .When Delaware Gov.-elect Jack Markell and a new General Assembly take office next month, the legalization of sports betting is expected to be high on their "to-do" list.
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