KY: Bill Calls For Licensing Of Online Wager Companies
- Mar 3, 2011
A Kentucky Senate committee has advanced a bill that calls for state licensing of companies that allow people to make online wagers on Kentucky thoroughbred races.
Read More . . .A Kentucky Senate committee has advanced a bill that calls for state licensing of companies that allow people to make online wagers on Kentucky thoroughbred races.
Read More . . .The movement towards regulated online gambling in Iowa has passed the first hurdle after Senator Jeff Danielson’s committee approved Senate Study Bill 1165 in a vote held last night.
Read More . . .Efforts to legalize online gambling in the U.S. are moving to the states as lawmakers roll the dice on bills that aim to steer around federal laws effectively prohibiting Internet wagering.
Read More . . .A Senate study bill to examine the possibility of regulating online gambling in the state of Iowa will be put before a committee headed by Democrat Senator Jeff Danielson.
Read More . . .Plans to regulate online gambling in Iowa have been resurrected, according to the state’s local media.
Read More . . .The United States of America are far from united when it comes to the regulating and legalization of online gambling in the country.
Read More . . .After 12 years of investigation, UK-based poker pro Marcus Bebb-Jones has been extradited to Colorado to stand trial for the murder of his wife Sabrina Bebb-Jones.
Read More . . .Governor Chris Christie will reveal his decision on intrastate online gambling in New Jersey when the legislature reconvenes next Thursday 3 March sparking seven days of intense lobbying on both sides of the debate.
Read More . . .California Representative John Campbell will reportedly introduce a new bill in congress later this year that would legalize the industry and put it under the watchful eye of the federal government.
Read More . . .Internet gaming may not be coming to the Garden State after all.
Read More . . .Ladbrokes will soon begin to renegotiate all of its core supplier contracts because it is “not currently receiving the best industry terms�
Read More . . .State Sen. Joel Anderson, vice chairman of the Governmental Organization committee, on Wednesday told attendees of the California Nations Indian Gaming Association conference the state is at a terrible crossroads.
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