The meeting, scheduled for this Friday, is aimed at finally resolving the Internet gambling conflict between Antigua and Barbuda and the United States over market access for Internet gambling...
Read More . . .The strangely selective and self-defeating crackdown on Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Sen. Raymond Lesniak said Monday that he's asked Gov. Jon S. Corzine to file suit declaring the federal law an interstate commerce violation...
Read More . . .NJ Senator Raymond J. Lesniak delivered the following testimony during the May 19th hearing on sports betting.
Read More . . .A debate about sports betting, a bill to expand access to health insurance, and legislation to move school elections to November will highlight state legislative proceedings today.
Read More . . .Playing poker for money online will remain illegal in Washington state, a King County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday morning.
Read More . . .Delaware's House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a bill legalizing sports betting Thursday night. But, the measure still has opposition . . .
Read More . . .Lobbyists are fighting attempts to bring sports betting to Delaware.
Read More . . .How is it that the nation’s top gaming lobbyist group has taken a stance of neutrality on online wagering?...
Read More . . .In America, five defendants in a case brought against players participating in home poker games have requested a trial by jury after growing angry with laws...
Read More . . .A federal judge recommended the US drop tax evasion and obstruction charges against Gary Kaplan, the imprisoned founder of BetonSports. Kaplan, 49, would still face charges of conspiracy and violating US Internet-gambling laws. See the Court documents <a href="http://www.osga.com/kaplan_dismissal_counts_14-22.pdf">here</A>.
Read More . . .Welcome to the 21st century of horse track betting, where more than 20 states allow outlets to offer advance deposit wagering, or ADW, a style of betting over the Web or telephone. Illinois isn't one of those states, and track officials such as Roy Arnold see a squandered opportunity...
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