This legislation provides a licensing, regulatory and taxation framework to establish a legitimate online skill game industry in the United States, while creating enhanced enforcement against those who accept illegal Internet gambling from the United States.
Read More . . .A federal judge Wednesday cleared the way for Delaware to start sports betting -- on schedule -- in September.
Read More . . .the Acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Joseph M. Demarest, Jr., the Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Read More . . .Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J. is set to introduce legislation Thursday seeking to regulate and tax, rather than ban, online poker, according to an aide to the lawmaker.
Read More . . .A federal judge yesterday cleared the way for sports betting to begin in Delaware next month, rejecting an emergency request by the top four professional sports and the NCAA to stop it.
Read More . . .Delaware taxpayers will pay the top lawyers of a Wilmington law firm a shade under $500 an hour to defend the state against the nation's major sports leagues' lawsuit over sports betting.
Read More . . .Bipartisan support for Congressman Barney Frank's bill to legalise and regulate online gambling in the United States is growing with fifty members of Congress now signed up as co-sponsors of H.R. 2267
Read More . . .America’s major sports leagues filed federal court papers today seeking a preliminary injunction that would prevent Delaware from implementing crucial portions of its sports betting plan until a pending lawsuit is resolved.
Read More . . .A new bill, signed into law this month by Gov. Linda Lingle, could give pause to thousands of residents of Hawaii who flock to the casinos of Las Vegas.
Read More . . .The NFL, three other pro sports leagues and the NCAA are hypocritical for suing the state of Delaware to stop sports gambling while helping to promote gambling elsewhere.
Read More . . .Congress passed legislation a while back that tried to limit Internet poker. The industry is spending $400,000 to ease that law. Wanna bet how this thing shakes out?
Read More . . .Four professional sports leagues and the National Collegiate Athletic Association sued the state of Delaware yesterday, hoping to prevent the state from starting a sports-betting lottery.
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