The ongoing saga over Internet poker's legality took several juicy turns Thursday as a major casino company teamed up with the world's top Internet poker site, Nevada lawmakers mulled the issue and state gambling regulators for the first time.
Read More . . .Nevada gaming regulators entered uncharted territory in cyberspace today.
Read More . . .Hawaii has traditionally been one of the few states that hasn’t allowed any form of gambling, but a new bill introduced into the Hawaii legislature aims at changing that by allowing poker to be played on the island state – in both online and live forms.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania's growing gambling industry could surpass struggling Atlantic City, N.J., to become the nation's second-largest gambling market sometime next year, an analyst told a gambling forum Tuesday.
Read More . . .State lawmakers said today they’re worried they would create more gamblers if they legalize online poker.
Read More . . .While federal prosecutors in the US quietly increase their efforts to seize and forfeit the proceeds of internet gambling and internet poker.
Read More . . .Legalizing Internet poker within the state's borders is part of a wide-ranging gambling bill pending in the Iowa Senate.
Read More . . .A long-awaited federal online gambling bill was introduced in Washington last night by US congressman John Campbell.
Read More . . .Two near identical internet gambling bills have been presented to Nevada legislators today, following yesterday’s introduction of a poker-only document.
Read More . . .Some Nevada lawmakers want the state to be the first to regulate the multibillion dollar, quasi-legal Internet poker industry. But with some of the most powerful casinos lining up against the proposal.
Read More . . .Nevada state lawmakers will soon be discussing the merits of intrastate online poker.
Read More . . .This law essentially puts New Jersey and 45 other states at a competitive disadvantage, and allows only four states in the nation – Nevada, Oregon, Delaware and Montana – to have a monopoly on legal sports book in this country.
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