A skilled poker player knows how to read his opponent and when to fold to cut his losses. So when scores of poker players ascended on Washington last month to push for legalizing online gambling, their opponents took notice...
Read More . . .Antigua and Barbuda can expect to have a ruling on its US$3.4 billion compensation claim by the end of the month, as a World Trade Organisation panel concludes its review...
Read More . . .Louisiana State Police troopers who worked eight months undercover investigating an Internet sports betting Web site called "The Tiny Tuna" reeled in their catch this week.
Read More . . .October 29, 2007 -- Poker players who descended on Capitol Hill last week face long odds in trying to convince Congress to legalize playing the card game on the Internet...
Read More . . .America's online poker enthusiasts descended on Capitol Hill this week with two messages for Congress: Poker's good for the brain, and stop jeopardizing our games already.
Read More . . .The Internet gambling community will have to stick to the edge of their seats a little longer because Hamel only spoke to announce that the deadline for settlements has been postponed until December 14th...
Read More . . .The 800 000 member Poker Players' Alliance is gearing up to energetically lobby Washington lawmakers this week by flying in 100 members, including several poker champions...
Read More . . .Poker players pining for a return of Internet gaming now have the law on their side. Harvard Law, that is. A pair of top Harvard Law School professors have taken up an unlikely cause - the legalization of online poker...
Read More . . .What originally started as a mess for BETonSPORTS and a problem for players who had funds on deposit with the betting giant has become an ongoing charade being played out in US Court. In fact, we have been informed that there are no longer any BOS employees and their phone lines and Customer Service emails will no longer be answered...
Read More . . .The ongoing Internet gaming dispute between Antigua and the WTO is expected to be addressed at the 12th annual Caribbean Multi-National Business Conference held Nov 8-11 in Antigua.
Read More . . .Dr. Errol Cort is waiting on the outcome of the first session of a WTO hearing, scheduled for this Thursday, before meeting with the United States Trades Representative’s office.
Read More . . .When the United States decided to renege on its WTO obligations with regards to providing gambling services, it likely realized the decision would be a costly one...
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