Adding to the flurry of gambling news of late, the Washington Court of Appeals issued a decision today that found peer-to-peer betting company (betcha.com) did not violate...
Read More . . .A grassroots movement among Poker Players Alliance members in Massachusetts has caused the authors of an expanded state gambling bill to strike a clause making playing online poker a prison offense...
Read More . . .By this summer, Delaware could be the only state east of Montana where sports fans can legally bet on a pro or college game.
Read More . . .The headlines are unnerving and, unfortunately, revealing to what's happening with the economy. It's beginning to look like a scattered squad of small financial storms are building toward a perfect storm...
Read More . . .Barney Frank (D-Mass), Chairman of the House Committee on Financial Services, is launching a new round of efforts to repeal the 2006 Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) enacted during the Bush administration...
Read More . . .A western Pennsylvania judge says poker tournaments are illegal gambling under state law and has refused to dismiss charges against three men.
Read More . . .Legal, lottery-style betting on pro and college sports events might be coming to Delaware, as a sports-betting bill will be introduced after legislators reconvene March 17.
Read More . . .Edward Wray’s online gambling website Betfair processes tens of millions of bets each day...
Read More . . .NJ Senator Jeff Van Drew issued the following statement today about the increase in illegal gambling centering on the Superbowl this weekend.
Read More . . .When Windsor resident Kevin Raley started helping to organize friendly poker tournaments in a Greeley bar, he never thought he'd end up in court facing charges of illegal gambling.
Read More . . .Allowing gambling establishments in Texas is becoming a hot debate in Austin...
Read More . . .Lawyers representing the Commonwealth of Kentucky filed a notice to appeal in the matter of iMEGA v. Judge Thomas D. Wingate.
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