Germany Tough on Online Gambling
- Dec 13, 2006
It looks almost certain that several states in Germany plan to ban internet gambling
Read More . . .It looks almost certain that several states in Germany plan to ban internet gambling
Read More . . .New law cuts 'Net gamblers' line of finance
But banks outside U.S. jurisdiction can still transfer bet funds...
Antigua Director of Gaming Kaye McDonald has given her assurance that the Commission is closely following the controversial gaming company BETonSPORTS
Read More . . .As of today, all <a href="http://sports1.bowmans.com/affiliate/cthru/?lid=24&tx=1&bv=0">Bowmans.com</a> players registered in the USA will receive their online gaming and telephone betting service from <a href="http://www.bodog.com/welcome/109460.html">Bodog.com</a>.
Read More . . .A three member panel of the body yesterday began two days of hearings on the challenge mounted by Antigua and Barbuda to the claim by the United States that it is in compliance with the 2005 rulings on the Internet gaming dispute between the two countries.
Read More . . .Misleading news stories abound both online and in print regarding the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. The completely incorrect interpretation
states that the new bill essentially outlaws most forms of Internet gambling. The new bill absolutely does no such thing...
Important Announcement for USA Residents!...
Read More . . .How the upcoming change in the make-up of the US Congress and House of Representatives may have an impact on Antigua & Barbuda’s economic interests
Read More . . .Democratic control of the U.S. Congress may improve the chances of repealing a ban on online gambling signed into law last month, said Terry Lanni, chief executive officer of MGM Mirage.
Read More . . .New York authorities issued a 33-count indictment today charging 27 individuals and three corporations with operating an illegal online gambling operation that allegedly booked more than $3.3 billion...
Read More . . .Criminal charges have been brought against more than two dozen individuals and corporations in four states in connection with a billion-dollar-a-year gambling Web site
Read More . . .Other companies have said they will cut off U.S. players once regulations are in place. The main question is: Why? The new Act should add little to an online operator's worries...
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