Baca, local tribes oppose legalization
- Aug 1, 2010
A plan to legalize online gambling moved forward this week in the U.S. House of Representatives, raising concerns from an Inland lawmaker and area tribes.
Read More . . .A plan to legalize online gambling moved forward this week in the U.S. House of Representatives, raising concerns from an Inland lawmaker and area tribes.
Read More . . .Unlike casino mogul Steve Wynn, Donald Trump supports new legislation that would legalize online gambling in the US, saying the Big Apple and other cities need the tax dollars.
Read More . . .PokerStars is backing the Frank bill which passed out of Committee yesterday, calling it "the most significant US legislative accomplishment in the history of the internet gaming industry".
Read More . . .French egaming regulator ARJEL last night approved a further nine licences including Full Tilt Poker, PKR and Ladbrokes’ Canal Win sports betting joint venture.
Read More . . .Annie Duke , World Series of Poker bracelet winner, mother of four and the "Duchess of Poker," can add another item to her unique resume: congressional witness.
Read More . . .Gamblers hoping to buy lottery tickets for a new online, interactive game in New Hampshire will have to wait at least until September.
Read More . . .New Hampshire’s Lottery Commission is meeting with a special legislative committee to discuss a new online interactive game.
Read More . . .Tim McDonald, a professional fisherman from Lexington, Ky., will spend the next year with the most unfortunate title in poker.
Read More . . .Black-market online gambling companies have a considerable presence on the stage that is Las Vegas.
Read More . . .It’s another sweltering afternoon in Las Vegas, and a 33-year-old woman is sitting in front of her home computer wearing pink fuzzy slippers as she breaks federal law yet again.
Read More . . .The eventual winner of the 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event will immediately become one of the top earners in poker history.
Read More . . .When poker started to take its television roots in 2004, one of the storylines ESPN liked to play up in its World Series of Poker.
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