Internet gambling bill revived in DoD measure
- Sep 26, 2006
Controversial language to curb illegal gambling on the Internet snuck back into the defense authorization bill over the weekend...
Read More . . .Controversial language to curb illegal gambling on the Internet snuck back into the defense authorization bill over the weekend...
Read More . . .WASHINGTON -- Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., tried to attach an Internet gambling ban to a defense bill last week but was rebuffed by two powerful senators, congressional sources said Monday...
Read More . . .BetOnSports, the billion-dollar global Internet gambling company targeted by federal prosecutors in St. Louis and Washington, is negotiating a settlement of civil and criminal charges against the company, lawyers on both sides said in court this morning.
Read More . . .North Dakota State Rep. Jim Kasper says, "My fellow Republicans just don't get it" when it comes to Internet gambling...
Read More . . .PETER DICKS, the Sportingbet chairman arrested on gambling charges in America last week, was on his way back to Britain last night after a New York judged ruled that an extradition warrant issued in his name was not good enough to hold him in custody...
Read More . . .Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Peter Dicks, who was arrested in New York last week on charges of illegal computer gambling, resigned as chairman of the Internet bookmaker Sportingbet Plc...
The extradition hearing of Peter Dicks has been postponed until September 28 and his extradition warrant was withdrawn by New York governor's office...
Read More . . .Sportingbet, whose chairman has been arrested in the United States amid a crackdown on Internet gaming, lost more than 40 percent of its market value as its shares resumed trading on Monday.
Read More . . .eGaming Review has learned that the arrest of Peter Dicks, a non-executive chairman of Sportingbet is not a federal case.
Read More . . .A second foreign exec is taken into custody at a U.S. airport. It's called an attack strategy...
SportingBet chairman, Peter Dicks, has been detained by U.S. authorities in a move that mirrored the detention in July of BETonSPORTS CEO, David Carruthers.
Read More . . .A recent CNBC poll showed that over 90 percent of Americans would like to see online gambling poker regulated in the U.S. and NOT prohibited!
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