Raid triggers lawsuit over Indiana online gaming
- Jan 29, 2012
A company that owns terminals used for online gambling has sued the Indiana Gaming Commission.
Read More . . .A company that owns terminals used for online gambling has sued the Indiana Gaming Commission.
Read More . . .The District of Columbia Council remains bitterly divided on how, or even if, the nation's capital should have the first government-run online gambling venture in the United States.
Read More . . .Ultimate Bet, the online poker site which was badly affected by actions by the US Department of Justice, along with Poker Stars and Full Tilt Poker in April last year, is now faced with a new battle.
Read More . . .Gaming company Playtech has applied for a Jersey eGaming licence.
Read More . . .On February 9th, the United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs will grant a hearing on the subject of online gambling, the third hearing on this subject in recent months.
Read More . . .Even though Internet gambling has been legal in the District since early 2011, it remains but an idea that hasn't yet become reality.
Read More . . .For the third time in as many months, a U.S. Congressional committee will consider the topic of online gaming and poker.
Read More . . .A Danville area lawmaker says online gaming could be brought to Illinois as part of negotiations to expand the number of casinos in the state and to help the horse racing industry.
Read More . . .Gambling will be legalized in Virginia about the same time that marijuana is sold in the ABC stores. Thus, the degenerates of Northern Virginia must squander their gaming funds and time in neighboring jurisdictions.
Read More . . .A bill that would legalize poker parlors and betting on other "mind sports" in New Hampshire had its hearing in the House yesterday.
Read More . . .Several states including Illinois and New York are pushing forward with plans to offer lotteries on the Internet.
Read More . . .It won’t happen in time for Giants’ fans to make Super Bowl bets, but two New Jersey congressmen are introducing separate bills designed to allow the state to enter the sports betting market.
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