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Bradley Vallerius Gaming Guru - Page 19  Isle of Man Considers Accepting US Bets1 December 2004
The Isle of Man's Council of Ministers is reviewing a report compiled by the isle's Department of Trade and Industry that examines whether Isle of Man-licensed online gambling operators should be able to accept bets from gamblers in the United States. The decision on the matter, expected to come in one week, could have a huge impact on the success of the Isle as an I-gaming jurisdiction. ... (read more)
Casino City Files Counter-Response in Advertising Test Case21 November 2004
Casino City responded Thursday to the U.S. Justice Department's motion to dismiss the company's case for a declaratory judgment as to whether its online portal has the constitutional right to advertise online gambling services. Though its initial filing in August was brief, Thursday's memorandum is an ... (read more)
Dutch Minister Sides with De Lotto in Ladbrokes Case19 November 2004
Ladbrokes and other remote gaming operators wanting to offer their services in the Netherlands have been dealt major blows in the last few weeks.
The country's Minister of Justice, who was called upon by a court in Arnhem to justify Dutch gaming laws, has declared that contrary to the Arnhem court's decision, Dutch gaming laws are consistent and coherent. ... (read more)
WTO Dispute Panel Recommends Change in U.S. Law11 November 2004
The much anticipated final report of the World Trade Organization's dispute panel that handled Antigua and Barbuda's case against the United States was finally published yesterday. It has been public knowledge since March that the panel decided in favor of Antigua by ruling that certain U.S. policies ... (read more)
Evaluating the DOJ's Response to Casino City5 November 2004
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)'s response to Casino City's request for a declaratory judgment on its right to advertise online gambling offers few surprises and is not likely to succeed in dismissing the case. The bulk of the long document attempts to discard the case on technical grounds while the free speech issue is addressed in only five pages. ... (read more)
US Government Responds to Casino City1 November 2004
The United States Department of Justice on Friday filed a motion to dismiss a case in which an Internet portal site has asked the court to protect what it believes is its constitutional right to carry advertisements for online gambling services.
Casino City, a Louisiana-based Web site, in August filed a ... (read more)
Betfair Takes on Dutch Government29 October 2004
The Dutch Ministry of Justice has chosen to maintain a monopoly on gaming and betting by renewing the operating license of De Lotto (which is set to expire in mid December), and U.K.-based betting exchange operator Betfair will respond by filing a law suit within the next two weeks.
Betfair applied for a ... (read more)
Ambitions for an American Betting Exchange14 October 2004
"One way the North American industry could compete would be to … uh, compete."
So wrote Chris Scherf, executive vice president of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations (TRA) in a submission to the Thoroughbred Times. The article came a little over a week after Scherf proposed to attendees of the TRA's ... (read more)
South Africa Plans for Online Gambling30 September 2004
A new law passed in South Africa could pave the way to regulated online gambling in that country.
The government last month passed into law its National Gambling Act, 2004, repealing the National Gambling Act of 1996. The new law doesn't explicitly allow the operation of online gambling facilities, but it ... (read more)
UK Gaming Board, Arcade Operator Clash over New Kiosk28 September 2004
The U.K. Gaming Board wants to bar a new Internet kiosk that enables users to access online gambling services.
British amusement arcade operator The Leisure Exchange recently began testing the kiosk in one of its adult-only venues. The machine functions similar to a computer one would find at an Internet ... (read more)
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