Naifs and Crusaders
- Jul 21, 2006
This opinion piece from the Sports Curmudgeon probably says what many of our readers are feeling. Check out the excerpt from his post on the Sports Fan Magazine website inside.
Read More . . .This opinion piece from the Sports Curmudgeon probably says what many of our readers are feeling. Check out the excerpt from his post on the Sports Fan Magazine website inside.
Read More . . .THE WORLD Trade Organisation (WTO) on Wednesday set up a panel to investigate whether U.S. restrictions on Internet gambling comply with international trade rules. "The United States has been busy passing legislation that is directly and unequivocally contrary to the ruling," Antigua told a meeting of the WTO's dispute settlement body...
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David Carruthers, chief executive of BetOnSports.com, who was arrested on conspiracy, fraud and racketeering charges, waived his right to a bail hearing when he appeared before a Texas court on Friday...
Read More . . .Internet experts rounded on United States legislators and law enforcers in their attempts to crack down on internet gambling, saying at best they faced an uphill struggle and at worst they were behaving like the thought police...
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"It's just wrong," said Frank Catania of the U.S. Department of Justice's campaign to stop U.S. citizens from gambling online. "We're becoming the gambling police for the entire world and it just won't work."...
Read More . . .BetonSports, the UK-listed online gambling company whose chief executive has been indicted in the US on conspiracy racketeering charges, on Wednesday closed its sports betting operations in the US...
Read More . . .Thank you for all you do to promote and defend the great game of poker. On Tuesday, July 11,2006, American poker players were dealt a bad hand by the U.S. House of Representatives. In a 317 to 93 vote the U.S. House passed H.R. 4411
Read More . . .The American Value of steering online gamblers toward state lotteries and horse racing does not appear contradictory to Bob Goodlatte.
Read More . . .The House voted 317-93 Tuesday for legislation that would prohibit credit cards and other payment forms from being used to settle Internet wagers. It would clarify and update current law to spell out that most gambling is illegal online...
Read More . . .WASHINGTON -- Congress may deliver a blow to gamblers who prefer going online to going to Las Vegas.
Graphic shows estimated Internet gambling revenue...
GOP sees ban of Internet gaming as winning ticket as U.S. House Republicans have decided to target online betting as a cornerstone of their election-year American Values Agenda.
Read More . . .WASHINGTON, July 3 — While Internet gamblers lay down big money on World Cup soccer this summer, teams of lobbyists are facing off on Capitol Hill...
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