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Legal News Archives - Page 30Lots of questions, few answers in online poker draft legislation8 December 2010
A draft copy of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's bill to legalize online poker prompts more questions than answers for Casino City's Vin Narayanan.
Nevada regulators ready to revisit online gambling7 December 2010
Nevada gaming regulators say the state would be ready if Sen. Harry Reid's attempt to legalize online poker succeeds.
Reid pursuing backdoor route for online poker legislation3 December 2010
According to several media reports, staffers for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) are trying to build support for a bill that would license and regulate Internet poker in the United States.
Online gambling regulations a hot topic at G2E24 November 2010
G2E's iGaming Congress had plenty of brick-and-mortar gaming executives in attendance. And they all wanted to know if Sen. Harry Reid would pass online gambling legislation this year.
N.J. Senate approves online gambling bill22 November 2010
The New Jersey Senate voted 29-5 Monday to allow Atlantic City casino operators to offer online gambling to New Jersey residents.
Why PokerStars abandoned Washington, and why others will too7 October 2010
Last week, PokerStars announced that it would block residents of the state of Washington from its real-money games. Expect more online poker rooms to make the same move.
iMEGA contests DOJ in sports betting challenge5 October 2010
Attorneys for iMEGA are contesting a motion made by the U.S. Department of Justice that seeks to dismiss a challenge to federal sports gambling expansion.
PPA disappointed in Washington ruling23 September 2010
The Poker Players Alliance expressed disappointment with the Washington State Supreme Court’s decision upholding a state law that makes online poker a felony.
SportingBet to forfeit $33 million to feds21 September 2010
British Internet gambling company SportingBet has aggreed to $33 million to the United States government as part of a plea deal.
ECJ strikes down German gambling restrictions8 September 2010
The European Court of Justice, Europe's highest court, ruled Wednesday that German gambling restrictions breach European Union law.
Washington Supreme Court rules against Betcha.com3 September 2010
The Washingon Supreme Court ruled in a unanimous decision that Betcha.com and its founder Nick Jenkins operated as an illegal bookmaker.
Online gambling legislation gaining traction26 August 2010
It's still a long shot, but the push to create a regulatory framework for online gambling in the U.S. is picking up steam on Capitol Hill.
Online gambling payment processor forfeits more than $13 million18 August 2010
The owner of two payment processors linked to PokerStars forfeited more than $13 million in a New York federal court Tuesday to settle a money laundering case.
Top-10 hurdles facing U.S. online gambling legislation2 August 2010
Much was made of Barney Frank's bill to license and regulate online gambling in the U.S. passing committee, but this legislation still has a long road ahead before becoming law. Casino City's Vin Narayanan looks at 10 hurdles the bill must clear.
What's next for Frank's Internet gambling bill?29 July 2010
Now that Rep. Barney Frank's bill to license and regulate online gambling in the U.S. has been passed by the committee he chairs, the House Financial Services Committees, all sorts of questions are swirling around about what's actually in the bill, and what the future holds for the bill.
81 sites sued for copyright infringement28 July 2010
Copyright infringement suits involving content from the Las Vegas Review-Journal have been filed against at least 81 Web site owners and organizations over the last 11 weeks, according to multiple reports by the Las Vegas Sun.
Online gambling regulations bill approved by House committee28 July 2010
The House Financial Services Committee voted 41-22-1 to approve a bill that would introduce a licensing and regulatory structure for online gambling in the United States.
Lawmakers hear another bid for legal online gaming22 July 2010
Poker pro Annie Duke testified in front of a House Financial Services Committee hearing on legalizing online gambling Wednesday.
Annie Duke testifies in front of House21 July 2010
Annie Duke testified on behalf of the PPA during a hearing by the House Financial Services Committee on online gambling regulation.
Online gambling legislation debated in House21 July 2010
Barney Frank chaired a debate Wednesday with the House Financial Services Committee about legalizing online gambling in the U.S.
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