ARGO released the findings of a study last week by European Economics that looked into the validity of interactive gambling operations moving onshore if the UK Gambling Bill moves forward.
On Tuesday ARGO followed up the tax issue study with a report that looked into the cross border remote gambling industry within the European Union.
On March 10th a bill that would allow the Georgia State Lottery to begin selling tickets over the Internet passed through the state's House of Representatives by a vote of 98-48. Supporters believe the bill could increase the lottery's revenue by targeting a new kind of customer, but opponents fear not only that it could increase the amount of problem gambling but that it might also violate the federal Wire Act.