Despite the many rumors and news concerning the legalization of internet gambling in the United States of America, there is no specific or certain date of when or how will this legalization happen.
Read More . . .Congressmen from New Jersey have penned a letter asking for the support of their fellow representatives on measures that could see sportsbetting expand across the nation.
Read More . . .Nevada Gaming Control is reviewing applications from two sportsbooks interested in offering betting on the Heisman Trophy. If approved, it would be the first time the state’s books would be allowed to accept wagers on an event decided by a vote.
Read More . . .Ever since the US Department of Justice reversed a decades-long policy regarding online gambling, individual states have been racing to establish their own legislation regarding gambling on the internet.
Read More . . .Speculation abounds on the future of online poker gambling after the Feds effectively shut it down last year. But there could still be hope for sites like Pokerstars and Full Tilt Poker.
Read More . . .The director of the New York State lottery said a few months ago he had cleared hurdles in his quest to sell lottery tickets over the Internet, but now that plan is stalling.
Read More . . .States considering plans to legalize online gambling could collide with Congress.
Read More . . .It has been known for some time now that there are a lot of American states intending to join the world of regulated online gambling.
Read More . . .PokerStars is in negotiations to acquire Full Tilt Poker in a deal that would end the two online poker companies' legal battles with the U.S. Justice Department, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Read More . . .It is a question of when, not if, Internet gambling will be legalized in the foreseeable future, either at the federal level or the states level or possibly both.
Read More . . .Daniel Tzvetkoff, who once faced 75 years' jail for processing $1billion in illegal US gambling money is enjoying what amounts to a paid-for family vacation in New York while "under FBI protection.
Read More . . .The misdemeanour guilty plea finalised late last month by ‘Black Friday’ defendant John Campos has been accepted by United States District Court for the Southern District of New York Judge Lewis Kaplan following advice from federal prosecutors.
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