Web Gaming Curbed as PayPal, Bank of America Refuse Bets
- Nov 15, 2013
Just as legal online gambling gets started in the U.S., banks and payment processors are refusing to play.
Read More . . .Just as legal online gambling gets started in the U.S., banks and payment processors are refusing to play.
Read More . . .With its soft launch less than a week away, New Jersey officials made moves that would permit the state to become the hub of Internet gambling.
Read More . . .A new, innovative – and reportedly totally legal for U.S. players – poker site aims to bridge the gap between the play-money gambler and the real-money one, and they're doing this by actually giving you bankroll, for free.
Read More . . .Two months ago claims administrator Garden City Group (GCG) started the remissions process for defrauded Full Tilt Poker customers, but on Saturday, November 16, the opportunity to claim compensation will come to a sudden close with just a fraction of those players having filed a claim online.
Read More . . .Rep. Jim McDermott (D-WA) on Thursday introduced in the House of Representatives "The Internet Gambling Regulation and Tax Enforcement Act of 2013," which would create a 12 percent deposit tax paid by licensed operators, not players.
Read More . . .UK bookmaker William Hill is planning to make up to 65 positions redundant at its Gibraltar-based telephone betting and customer services operation.
Read More . . .Delaware is the US's second state to launch intrastate online poker as well as online casino services, enabling its residents to play poker, slots, blackjack, roulette, and other casino games online for real money.
Read More . . .Online gambling in New Jersey will be limited to eight hours per day on the first two days of the initial five-day trial period, according to the state Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE).
Read More . . .A transactional waiver grants operators the ability to engage in online gaming while their license applications are continuing to be reviewed by the Division of Gaming Enforcement.
Read More . . .When Internet gambling begins this month in New Jersey, players might not be able to cash out their winnings right away.
Read More . . .Wynn Resorts may have abandoned its plans to bid on a casino license in Philadelphia, but the five remaining applicants are no closer to following the Vegas operator out the door anytime soon.
Read More . . .By his own account, U.S. Rep. Jim Leach's argument against online gambling, which he laid out in a 2006 article, was more factual and perfunctory than soaring political rhetoric.
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