A ranking member of the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade, sent a letter to the Chairman of the subcommittee, urging her to invite authorities from various federal agencies, including the Department of Justice, to testify at the next online poker hearing.
Read More . . .Probably the biggest online poker news of the past couple of weeks is the fact that Full Tilt Poker (FTP) now has a price attached.
Read More . . .Casino software services found out that problems are brewing between banks in Australia and the government as several large high street banks and Visa are launching a campaign against proposed changes to the online gaming industry’s regulation.
Read More . . .Two Scottsdale men were sentenced Monday for their involvement in an Internet sports gambling conspiracy.
Read More . . ."We are spending a lot of taxpayer money to lure people into throwing money down the toilet so we can spend it on something that we think is more important."
Read More . . .Given our interest in Nevada, I’m keeping a close eye at the moment on discussions in New Jersey to challenge the current federal ban on sports betting, which applies to all but four states.
Read More . . .While momentum continues to build for the regulation of online poker in the United States, at least one influential gambling group has raised concerns with the current state of legislative efforts.
Read More . . .Members of Congress are seriously considering the potential implications of legalizing online gaming, including adopting regulations to police the industry in committee hearings in the Senate and House this week.
Read More . . .Native American tribes said Thursday they want their share of the jobs and revenue if online gambling is allowed in the U.S, but they don't want to lose their sovereignty to get it.
Read More . . .Gov. John Lynch has done the citizens of New Hampshire a great service by announcing his intention to veto any bill allowing casinos or racinos in the state.
Read More . . .In the last few weeks, powerful casino owners have moved to position themselves to hit the ground running when more than if Congress flips the switch and allows Americans to gamble on the Internet.
Read More . . .What's your iGame -- Texas Hold'em Poker, Black Jack, Bingo? Or maybe it's E-Scratch, a virtual way to scrape your way to winnings.
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