SC lawyer gets chance to prove poker favors skill
- Dec 15, 2008
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 . . .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.
Read More . . .With a new General Assembly set to convene next month, legalized sports wagering remains the top priority for Delaware’s gambling industry...
Read More . . .With a measure to ban greyhound racing recently approved by Massachusetts voters, legislation in New Hampshire may be coming to protect simulcast and poker wagering at parks...
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association, the casino industry's biggest trade group, is struggling to reach a consensus on internet betting, as its members take up divergent viewpoints.
Read More . . ."60 Minutes" producers clearly did not understand gambling legal experts' advice...
Read More . . .Thanks to the spread of slot-machine gambling in the mid-Atlantic states, in a year or so you might be able to zip over to Delaware to make legal sports wagers.
Read More . . .But the last-minute rules bring much criticism...
Read More . . .After more than a decade of hit-and-miss efforts by individual casino companies and interest groups, the American Gaming Association is rushing to clarify its position on Internet betting.
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