A man who pleaded guilty to concealing gambling transactions for the three leading poker websites cannot claim now that the indictment alleged a "nonoffense," the 2nd Circuit ruled.
Read More . . .Attempts to legalise online gambling in the US state of Mississippi have failed for the third consecutive year after a new bill died in committee, according to the USPoker.com website.
Read More . . .This week Gambling Compliance publicized the results of a survey that quickly swept the poker media and the mainstream media alike.
Read More . . .Two New Jersey lawmakers have introduced a new bill that would expand online gambling in the US state by allowing it to take bets from other states and countries
Read More . . .Pennsylvania, West Virginia and nine other states might approve online gambling this year or next, says the founder of a major Internet gambling consulting company.
Read More . . .An amendment to the Colorado Constitution would be required for the state to authorize online gambling, according to a formal opinion recently issued by state Attorney General John Suthers.
Read More . . .A New Jersey state Senate committee today released a bill that if passed by the legislature and approved by Governor Christie would allow for "instant racing."
Read More . . .A hearing next week before a House subcommittee that will analyze the current online gambling regulatory landscape will likely take into account the anti-Internet gambling stance of billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania – the nation’s second-largest gambling market – has long been on the short list of states that are predicted to move to regulate online betting.
Read More . . .A little more than a week into New Jersey's foray into Internet gambling, a U.S. congressman is renewing a push for federal regulation of online betting, potentially opening up Internet wagering across the country.
Read More . . .Cantor Gaming Tianjin Lottery Club China Cantor Gaming is the latest Las Vegas-based gambling company to move into the Chinese market.
Read More . . .New Jersey gambling regulators gave six casinos the green light to offer Internet gambling statewide on Monday.
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