Morongo pushes shock California bill
- Dec 9, 2010
Gov.-elect Brian Sandoval is dumping two cabinet members and is supporting legalization of Internet poker.
Read More . . .Gov.-elect Brian Sandoval is dumping two cabinet members and is supporting legalization of Internet poker.
Read More . . .Gov.-elect Brian Sandoval is dumping two cabinet members and is supporting legalization of Internet poker.
Read More . . .Legalizing online gambling could have dire consequences for both individuals and the economy, a University of Illinois professor says.
Read More . . .The D.C. Council on Tuesday took a first step toward legalizing online poker and fantasy sports gambling through the city lottery by tucking the proposal into a massive bill aimed at plugging a $200 million budget gap.
Read More . . .A lawmaker and a group of California Indian tribes are racing to have the state Legislature consider legalizing Internet poker here before they are preempted by the federal government adopting its own plan.
Read More . . .The amount of time gamblers are spending in Atlantic City casinos is falling, and they're holding on more tightly to their wallets while they're there.
Read More . . .Poker has been played by presidents and partisans alike for generations. But until now, lawmakers on Capitol Hill have tried to inhibit millions of Americans from participating in the popular game with other players online.
Read More . . .Boutique casinos, Internet gambling and sports betting will be of little help to Atlantic City’s troubled casino industry and possibly could harm the existing gaming halls.
Read More . . .Governor Ed Rendell spent much of his time in office expanding casino gambling in the state of Pennsylvania.
Read More . . .On Monday, the State Senate passed bills that move internet gambling – blackjack, baccarat and online poker, for example closer to reality in New Jersey.
Read More . . .Local online poker players are angsting over being shut out from one of the biggest pay-for-play sites.
Read More . . .With states struggling to stretch their budgets, lawmakers have begun to float the idea of legalizing online gambling.
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