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I. Nelson Rose Gaming Guru - Page 23  Why Disney Won't Take Bets from Vermont19 June 2001
The Los Angeles Times broke the story at the end of May, 2001: The Walt
Disney Co. is backing a pay-to-play online gaming venture. Disney's
partner, Skillgames, will officially launch its website, Skillgames.com,
in Summer 2001 "amid a multimillion-dollar promotional ... (read more)
Nevada AG Finds Free Internet Gambling Is Still Gambling4 June 2001
Nevada is the only state in the United States, and probably the only government in the world, to conclude that players are making wagers -- when they are not making wagers.
Everyone knows what gambling is. Judges and lawyers may use words such as prize, chance and consideration. But you do not have to ... (read more)
Court Rules Internet Gambling Is Not Illegal11 May 2001
A federal judge has ruled in a major decision that Internet gambling is
not a crime -- sometimes.
Judge Stanwood R. Duval Jr., of the U.S. District Court in New Orleans,
issued the ruling in late February 2001. He dismissed two test cases
brought ... (read more)
Understanding the Law of Internet Gambling10 May 2001
In the absence of up-to-date U.S. laws for new gambling technologies, attorney and professor I. Nelson Rose offers his interpretation of how old laws apply to the new phenomenon of Internet gambling.
Click here to download Rose's report, "Understanding the Law of Internet Gambling" (https://www.igamingnews.com/articles/files/NR-010509.doc). ... (read more)
State Can Bar Some Adults From Gambling20 April 2001
The Supreme Court of Louisiana has just upheld a statute which prevents
some, but not all, adults from gambling.
In fact, the Court ruled that the State Legislature has the power to
make it a crime to sell a lottery ticket to certain, selected adults, or
... (read more)
Federal v. State Governments26 March 2001
Internet gambling is exposing inherent weaknesses in some of the world’s largest governments; conflicts that cannot ever be completely resolved.
In the old, old days (around 1996), it looked like the Great Divide was between the large countries in the Northern Hemisphere, and everyone else. ... (read more)
Indian Nations and Internet Gambling6 March 2001
Cutting edge developments in gambling law are coming from North America's oldest cultures and the world's newest technologies.
Can Indian tribes run online lotteries, bingo and casinos? Can they license non-Indians to operate gambling sites on the Internet?
This is not merely a hypothetical legal ... (read more)
Nevada A.G. Finds Free Internet Gambling is Still Gambling5 March 2001
Nevada is the only state in the United States, and probably the only
government in the world, to conclude that players are making wagers --
when they are not making wagers.
Everyone knows what gambling is. Judges and lawyers may use words such
as prize, chance and consideration. ... (read more)
Tribes Given Chance To Open Class II Casinos12 February 2001
NOTE: I have worked on behalf of tribes as a consultant and expert
witness in the case I am about to discuss and related cases. I bring
this to the reader's attention in the spirit of full disclosure. I have
no financial stake in the outcome of these legal battles. ... (read more)
Casinos As Spies For The Federal Government9 January 2001
The following Notice has not been approved by any government
official. (In fact, some of them would probably be unhappy to see
this warning published.)
WARNING TO ALL CASINO PATRONS:
If you win big, are a high roller, or do anything that a
casino or the government regards as suspicious, you will be reported
to the U.S. ... (read more)
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