US Regulation

Poker Debate Isn't Folding

• Apr 9, 2007

Poker fans who want to play Texas hold 'em in the Lone Star State may not be looking at the best hand, but they're going all in.

Gaming Division comes under new regulations

• Apr 6, 2007

The Division of Gaming in the Financial Services Regulatory Commission is operating under amended regulations this week, the result of an extensive review of Antigua...

Gaming Companies take Hope from WTO Ruling

• Apr 4, 2007

Internet gambling companies have been rejoicing at what they see as a definitive victory over the US, since the World Trade Organisation (WTO) report on Antigua & Barbuda’s trade dispute was released

Texas House Hears Testimony On Legalizing Poker

• Apr 4, 2007

The House Committee for Licensing and Administrative Procedures heard testimony Tuesday to legalize poker games in Texas.

INTERPOL and Diplomatic Security Agents in Costa Rica Get Credit in Kaplan arrest

• Apr 3, 2007

U.S. law enforcement officials are crediting the expertise of the International Police Agency (INTERPOL) and U.S. law officers in Costa Rica in tracking down Gary Kaplan...

Internet Gambling Law to be Challenged in April by Barney Frank

• Apr 2, 2007

Frank explained that all the legislators would be in Congress in the middle of April and that is why he is waiting until then to bring up the bill...

Founder of BETonSPORTS Arrested

• Apr 2, 2007

This is the officla press release from the Department of Justice.

BETonSPORTS Founder Arrested in Dominican Republic

• Mar 31, 2007

The founder of the London online gambling operation BETonSPORTS Plc, Gary Stephen Kaplan, was arrested late Wednesday in the Dominican Republic, a U.S. attorney in Missouri said on Friday.

WTO RULING NEWS ALERT

• Mar 30, 2007

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has ruled in favour of egaming jurisdiction Antigua and Barbuda (Antigua) in its dispute with the US over internet gambling....

WTO Issues Compliance Panel Report on Gambling Dispute

• Mar 30, 2007

The WTO, on 30 March 2007, issued the report of the compliance panel in the case brought by Antigua and Barbuda regarding “United States — Measures affecting the cross-border supply of gambling and betting services� (DS285).

N.J. authorities smash sports betting ring

• Mar 29, 2007

Internet Gambling Charges Settled

• Mar 21, 2007

Internet gambling charges against former SportingBet Chariman Peter Dicks were dismissed Tuesday in exchange for $400,000.