NEW YORK, Oct. 16 - Absolute Poker is a privately held business and one of the largest online poker rooms in the world, its executives today issued the following positive statement...
Read More . . .Washington - President George Bush signed a law on Friday banning US-based banks or credit card companies from processing payments for internet gambling activities...
Read More . . .Leisure & Gaming plc (AIM:LNG) announces that the Board has concluded that the sale of the Company’s US-facing gaming businesses is the best course of action given pending legal developments in the United States.
Read More . . .Since the passing of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, the Board concluded that a disposal of the Group's US-facing sports betting and casino operations together with the closure of its US poker operations.
Read More . . .President Bush signed a bill Friday to help prevent terrorists from sneaking a nuclear, chemical or germ weapons into the United States...and the Unlawful Gambling Act.
Read More . . .Betcorp Limited has suspended all US-facing operations, pending further analysis of the Act’s final text and receipt of further legal advice.
Read More . . .Alternative payment processor Neteller stated this morning that it would continue to operate as normal in the US. The company said it expects to have a clearer view of how it will comply...
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The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 makes criminals of companies — not players — who electronically move money for the purposes of online sports betting: wagering on dog races, poker and other casino-style games...
Read More . . .FireOne (AIM: FPA), parent company of Internet Money Transfer company FirePay, is the latest to announce a US pullout.
Read More . . .Loopholes in law aimed at ending Internet betting may render it ineffective...
Read More . . .What the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement provisions of the Bill really mean...
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