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Pointspread.com Back on Board with FoxSports.com

22 April 2004
A dispute over who will supply betting odds to FoxSports.com appears to have been resolved with an agreement through which Fox will continue to provide exposure for five online sports books. The odds are supplied by Pinnacle, BetGameDay, Skybook, Blue Grass Sports, Sportingbet USA, and Legendz Sports ... (read more)
 

Britain's Gambling Population - Numbers Are Down, Concerns over P2P and Internet Are Up

7 April 2004
A survey commissioned by Britain's Department for Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS) found that the number of British citizens who have gambled within the last year has declined by 2 percent as compared to five years ago. Research group National Opinion Polls surveyed 2,945 U.K. residents from Feb. 5 to Feb. ... (read more)
 

The UK Joint Scrutiny Committee Speaks

7 April 2004
England's Joint Scrutiny Committee for the draft Gambling Bill today delivered a 306-page report of its findings to Parliament. Though the committee has made 139 suggestions as to how to improve the bill, it maintains that the bill is not fundamentally flawed and therefore urges the government to introduce the bill into the current legislation as soon as possible. ... (read more)
 

WTO Rules in Favor of Antigua

24 March 2004
A World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute panel today delivered a clear victory to Antigua and Barbuda in its case against the United States, declaring that U.S. domestic policy on interactive gaming is in breach of the General Agreement on Trade and Services (GATS). The panel recommends that the United ... (read more)
 

Change in Costa Rica

23 March 2004
The government of Costa Rica is debating a law that would introduce a new tax structure that explicitly deals with I-gaming companies. The bill, which is expected to pass soon, would require companies that take wagers through online and telephone services to pay a tax based on the number of workers employed ... (read more)
 

All of Carib's Funds Completely Restored

4 March 2004
Chief Justice Abdulai Conteh of Belize has ordered the country’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to cease its freeze on Carib Sports' checking accounts because the U.S. had requested the freeze before it was prepared prosecute on laundering charges. The freeze was originally put into place last Thursday ... (read more)
 

RTG: 'No Flaws in Caribbean 21'

23 February 2004
Software provider Real Time Gaming (RTG) has advised its licensees to bring its Caribbean 21 game back online after the company took it down in early January for an extensive analysis. The company was concerned that there may have been a flaw in the relatively new game because some players were able to amass very large winnings. ... (read more)
 

The New Isle of Man

19 February 2004
Months after the Isle of Man's demise as a premier I-gaming center, the jurisdiction has made numerous changes to return to being a desirable tier-one destination. The revamp has also included the welcoming of IT and entertainment businesses outside the I-gaming space. "What we're looking at ... (read more)
 

Skill Games Battle Settled in Missouri

16 February 2004
The Missouri Gaming Commission is no longer trying to revoke the temporary supplier's license of Sierra Design Group now that the company's subsidiary, Arcade Planet, has completely shut down its skill games platform at prizegames.com. Sierra maintained that the games offered on the prizegames.com Web site were skill based, while the commission argued that they were games of chance. ... (read more)
 

Hackers Go for Super Bowl Gold

12 February 2004
Just a few days before Super Bowl XXXVIII, online sports books were preparing for a record number of bets placed, but the anticipation must have been mixed with anxiety. Half a year of an escalating frequency of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks and the fastest-spreading computer virus of all time were looming. ... (read more)

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Bradley Vallerius
Bradley P. Vallerius, JD manages For the Bettor Good, a comprehensive resource for information related to Internet gaming policy in the U.S. federal and state governments. For the Bettor Good provides official government documents, jurisdiction updates, policy analysis, and many other helpful research materials.

Bradley has been researching and writing about the business and law of internet gaming since 2003. His work has covered all aspects of the industry, including technology, finance, advertising, taxation, poker, betting exchanges, and laws and regulations around the world.

Bradley Vallerius Websites:

www.FortheBettorGood.com
Bradley Vallerius
Bradley P. Vallerius, JD manages For the Bettor Good, a comprehensive resource for information related to Internet gaming policy in the U.S. federal and state governments. For the Bettor Good provides official government documents, jurisdiction updates, policy analysis, and many other helpful research materials.

Bradley has been researching and writing about the business and law of internet gaming since 2003. His work has covered all aspects of the industry, including technology, finance, advertising, taxation, poker, betting exchanges, and laws and regulations around the world.

Bradley Vallerius Websites:

www.FortheBettorGood.com