Internet gambling ventures by gov't not just cash cows
- Aug 16, 2010
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation minister Ken Cheveldayoff is right to consider the pros and cons of entering the Internet gambling business.
Read More . . .Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation minister Ken Cheveldayoff is right to consider the pros and cons of entering the Internet gambling business.
Read More . . .Federal efforts to thwart online poker and other Internet gambling are ineffective and nonsensical.
Read More . . .Congress cracked down on most forms of online gambling four years ago, concerned that the explosion in unregulated (and questionably legal) poker and sports betting sites was promoting organized crime, money laundering, underage betting and a host of other ills.
Read More . . .The Dexter government isn’t yet ready to show its cards on Internet gambling."The question of whether to enter the online gaming world is something that is very much at the heart of the gaming strategy.
Read More . . .Cantor Gaming, which operates the race and sports books at M Resort, the Venetian and Palazzo, offered an interesting statistic recently.
Read More . . .Microgaming has launched new online slot The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
Read More . . .Cash-starved states are increasingly being drawn to the lure of easy money in casinos -- a bet that could ultimately hurt taxpayers if the supply of slot machines, poker tables and racetracks outpaces customers'demand.
Read More . . .Charlie is a longtime bookie in New Jersey. And he, for one, knows what the legalization of sports betting here would mean for him.
Read More . . .Last week’s probity agreement with major shareholders Russ De Leon and Ruth Parasol means nothing is preventing PartyGaming from being licensed and re-entering the US, its chief executive has admitted.
Read More . . .The other day, a citizen went before a House committee and urged its members to stop their burdensome interference with her business.
Read More . . .They say launching a tech company is a gamble in and of itself, but sometimes that just isn't enough to bet on.
Read More . . .Lobby group the Poker Players Alliance has supported PokerStars’ view that nothing in Barney Frank’s proposed bill to regulate egaming would preclude US-facing poker operators from being licensed.
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