Will US Legalize Online Gambling in 2012?
- Mar 16, 2012
States look likely to approve online gambling, but federal legislation seems less likely.
Read More . . .States look likely to approve online gambling, but federal legislation seems less likely.
Read More . . .The US state of Utah looks set to continue its complete prohibition on all types of gambling after proposed legislation that would ban the practice online was overwhelmingly approved in the Utah Senate.
Read More . . .An expert on the New Jersey Constitution told an Assembly committee in Trenton on Monday that the Legislature could pass a bill legalizing online poker without putting the matter to voters in a ballot question in November.
Read More . . .A Republican member of the Michigan State Senate has introduced legislation that could see the Michigan Lottery prohibited from taking advantage of recent changes in federal legislation by selling tickets over the Internet.
Read More . . .Two bills that would allow state residents to try their luck in Atlantic City’s casinos via the Internet are advancing in the state’s Legislature.
Read More . . .If I Can Dream, the former world champion, will spend the 2012 breeding season in New Jersey – at Deo Volente Farms in Flemington.
Read More . . .A federal grand jury indictment was unsealed in Baltimore today charging the founder and operators of the popular online betting site Bodog.com with money laundering, prosecutors announced.
Read More . . .On Friday, California Sen. Darrell Steinberg and Sen. Roderick Wright introduced a bill that would allow online poker to be played within the state.
Read More . . .A measure aimed at bringing illegal online poker under state regulation rolled through a Senate committee Wednesday evening.
Read More . . .According to LegalPokerSites.com, Mississippi State Representative Bobby Moak introduced MS House Bill 1373 on Wednesday making Mississippi the latest state to consider regulation and legalization of online poker.
Read More . . .Today an Iowa legislative sub-committee is meeting to consider Senator Jeff Danielson’s bill to regulate online poker and legalizing online gambling for games like poker.
Read More . . .Washington DC's iGaming, was on track to be the first one in the country, and it promised revenue for the district from Texas hold 'em poker, blackjack and bingo. However...
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