California tribes divided on internet poker bill
- Jun 9, 2014
Native American tribes in California remain split on a bill that could lead to the legalisation of intrastate online poker in the US state.
Read More . . .Native American tribes in California remain split on a bill that could lead to the legalisation of intrastate online poker in the US state.
Read More . . .According to Nevada political analyst Jon Ralston, a new poker-only Internet gaming bill is making the rounds on Capitol Hill.
Read More . . .New Jersey's quest to undo Nevada's single-game sports betting monopoly is moving ever closer to a resolution. The US Supreme Court will meet on June 19 to consider whether it will hear New Jersey's appeal of lower court rulings blocking the state's sports betting legislation, with the Court's decision to be made public on Monday, June 23.
Read More . . .As promised, a coalition of California's major tribes has cobbled together the draft text of a new online poker bill
Read More . . .When Sheldon Adelson's campaign against online gambling in America emerged last fall, some Internet gambling supporters dismissed his effort as misguided and confused.
Read More . . .The New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association has filed its reply brief in the sports betting appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court whose fate as to "take the case, or not" is expected to be decided on June 23.
Read More . . .At the online version of the Foxwoods Resort Casino, customers can play nearly every game and buy credits that build up reward points for merchandise and hotel stays at the real property. One thing they cannot do, at least for now, is wager money.
Read More . . .partypoker's Android mobile app has now been upgraded to include Sit and Go tournaments. The iOS version will get the upgrade later this spring.
Read More . . .Online gambling and betting firm Bovada has announced it will no longer be accepting new registrations for its online poker service in New Jersey.
Read More . . .Bulgaria's gambling regulator has added another five names to its list of prohibited online gambling operators, pushing its naughty list to over 150 domains.
Read More . . .New Jersey will learn next month whether the US Supreme Court will consider its quest for legal sports betting.
Read More . . .A new online gambling bill that includes a carveout for online poker is said to be in play at the federal level. That's per Nevada journalist John Ralston, who posted a copy of the bill draft on his site here.
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