The pragmatic negotiations between the Legislature and the Seminole Indian Tribe to finally give Florida a portion of the proceeds from blackjack and other table games appear headed in the right direction.
Read More . . .David Michael Nigh, 41, was charged in Tulsa on April 8, 2008, with five counts of filing false federal returns for the 2001 through 2005 income tax years.
Read More . . .Florida has become the second US state to file an intrastate egaming bill, submitting plans for legal, intrastate online poker.
Read More . . .Legislation filed this week to allow "electronic games of skill" at racetracks could generate more than $28 million for Kentucky purses and $3.14 million for purse supplements, breeders awards and other incentives, if it passes.
Read More . . .Yet another US state is seeking to legalize and regulate online poker. This time, Florida has been presented with the Internet Poker Consumer Protection and Revenue Generation Act of 2010.
Read More . . .State Rep. Joseph Abruzzo, D-Wellington, has filed the "Internet Poker Consumer Protection and Revenue Generation Act of 2010" a bill to legalize online poker in Florida.
Read More . . .Bank employees began getting suspicious when they saw many large checks issued by a Naples man’s company, according to an ongoing federal investigation.
Read More . . .Frankfort, Ky. - A bill to tax bets that Kentuckians place on horse racing from home passed the House overwhelmingly Friday and advances to the Senate.
Read More . . .Iowa would be the first state in the nation to allow legal in-state Internet poker under a proposal being developed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers
Read More . . .A battle taking shape over legislation to legalize online gambling has triggered a multi-million-dollar lobbying push and strong interest from St. Louisans in Congress.
Read More . . .In a surprise move this week, Internet gambling legislation was attached to a sweeping tax reform bill introduced in the US Senate.
Read More . . .The Senate wants to dump a law dating to Idaho Territory days that required law enforcement agents to pursue all instances of gambling.
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