Setback in Kentucky Internet Gambling Domain Seizure Case
The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled today in a case involving the possible seizure of 141 gambling domain names, although the news wasn’t an end to the ongoing legal proceedings.
No More Delays For UIGEA
For better or for worse, the online poker community will apparently have to deal with the implementation of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act on June 1st, 2010.
New Tax Bill Seeks to Regulate Online Poker in the US
Players hoping for a clarification on the status of online poker in the US got some positive news this week with the introduction of new legislation that would regulate and tax online gambling.
Credit Card Companies Restricting Gambling Transactions: FAQ
Last week brought a flurry of news regarding the apparent attempts by Mastercard and Visa to restrict users ability to make deposits to online gambling and poker. We discuss the facts, speculation and impacts inside.
Washington Post Handicaps Battle for Online Gambling Legalization
In perhaps the most comprehensive look at the push for legalization of online poker and gambling in the United States by a mainstream publication, The Washington Post published a story on the subject in its Sunday edition.
Intrastate Poker Gets Governmental Hearing in California
The idea of online intrastate poker in California has been floated for a few years now, but it’s only within the last few months that the concept has moved from brainstorm to business plan.
New Jersey Considers Intrastate Online Gambling Bill
The momentum for regulated online gaming continues to grow, with a bill introduced in New Jersey serving as the latest example of the increasing public support for gambling law overhaul.
Native American Interests Voice Opposition to Online Gaming Legalization
In 2010, there will likely be a push in Congress to attempt to legalize and regulate online poker and gambling in the United States. But a new opponent to that effort has surfaced.
Hearing on U.S. Regulation Goes Well for Online Gambling/Poker Interests
The battle to legalize and regulate online poker in the United States took center stage on Thursday, as the House of Representatives Financial Services Committee held a hearing on H.R. 2267, the Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection, and Enforcement Act.
Crucial Congressional Hearing For Poker This Week
Poker players will want to pay particular attention to an upcoming Congressional hearing – and work to make sure their representatives do too.
