Gov. Jon S. Corzine wants to allow Gov.-elect Chris Christie to decide whether or not the Governor’s Office will join a lawsuit that seeks to overturn the existing federal ban on sports wagers, according to court filings
Read More . . .Governor Steve Beshear made it clear when he went after the Internet gambling community that betting from one's computer at home would hurt Kentucky's horse racing industry.
Read More . . .While online poker companies and US gamblers have greeted this year’s proposed legalisation measures with enthusiasm
Read More . . .Undaunted by his electoral defeat, Gov. Jon S. Corzine will proceed with his plan to join a legal battle to bring sports betting to New Jersey, according to his office.
Read More . . .The brother and sister of the founder of the now-defunct online gambling powerhouse BetOnSports were each sentenced Tuesday to 10 months of house arrest, and a former employee received probation.
Read More . . .Gov. Jon Corzine can join a legal battle to bring sports betting to New Jersey, a federal judge ruled yesterday in a move that could boost efforts to reverse a 17-year ban on the wagering in the state.
Read More . . .Over the objections of the US Department of Justice, a Federal judge has ruled that New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine is permitted to join a legal challenge to a Federal law prohibiting state-regulated sports betting.
Read More . . .Canada-based Optimal Group Inc agreed to pay $19.2 million in criminal proceeds from processing payments for illegal Internet gambling websites between 2004 and 2006, U.S. prosecutors said on Friday.
Read More . . .As the Maryland-based federal probe of on-line gambling continues, the latest move to show up in court records in Baltimore is the seizure of $365,366.69 from two bank accounts in the name of Atrium Financial Group (AFG).
Read More . . .Electracash, the California payment processor whose bank accounts were targeted in July by federal investigators probing illegal on-line gambling, is out nearly $800,000, according to court documents filed Oct. 21.
Read More . . .A measure decriminalizing many forms of Internet gambling would raise nearly $42 billion for the U.S. Treasury over the next decade, according to an analysis conducted by a non-partisan congressional scorekeeper.
Read More . . .Today, Congressman Jim McDermott (D-WA) released a study by the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) revealing that up to $41 billion could be generated by regulating and taxing the internet gambling industry over a 10-year period...
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