Still No end in Sight to Gaming Dispute
- Oct 2, 2008
Finance Minister Cort, revealed yesterday that Antigua and Barbuda has not reached any closer to a settlement with the US on the gaming dispute.
Read More . . .Finance Minister Cort, revealed yesterday that Antigua and Barbuda has not reached any closer to a settlement with the US on the gaming dispute.
Read More . . .Today, iMEGA filed its brief with the US Court of Appeals, in the matter of iMEGA v. Keisler challenging the constitutionality of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act
Read More . . .It seems more than a bit ironic that Gov. Beshear is now trying to keep Kentuckians from playing the same games in the virtual world that he wants them to play in the real world.
Read More . . .A judge yesterday declined to order 141 gambling Web sites forfeited to the state.
Read More . . .Settlement negotiations are under way in a legal dispute over whether online casinos can be forced to block access to Web sites in states that object to them...
Read More . . .Governor of Kentucky Steve Beshear may rid the state of Internet gambling if all goes as planned at a forfeiture hearing scheduled Thursday but OSGA Executive Director Jim Quinn says it is totally infeasible.
Read More . . .Antigua and Barbuda’s attorney stated the status of negotiations between Antigua, Barbuda and the US will likely be revealed next week.
Read More . . .The OSGA gets in on the conversation with the Courier Journal about Ky. Gov. Beshear...
Read More . . .A Franklin County Circuit judge last week ordered the transfer of the domain names of 141 illegal Internet gambling sites to the Commonwealth of Kentucky in an effort to stop illegal and unregulated online gaming.
Read More . . .Barney Frank resurrects a House bill that would undo 2-year-old restrictions on U.S. players.
Read More . . .A dispute over U.S. enforcement actions against European Union online gambling companies could be headed to the World Trade Organization soon
Read More . . .Allegations cheaters manipulated UltimateBet.com software so they could see their opponents' hole cards have triggered an $85 million fraud claim against the company
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